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Treasures for the Lutheran Church

Dylan Smith

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The Epistle of Ignatius to the Romans (Chapter 4)

I am the wheat of God, and through the teeth of beasts I will be ground, in order that I may be found as Christ’s pure bread.

Chapter 4

I write to all the Church and command you because I willingly die for God, if indeed you do not pr...

6 days ago
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The Epistle of Ignatius to the Romans (Chapter 3)

Pray … that I may not only call myself a Christian, but may also be found one.

Chapter 3

You never envied anyone. You taught others. Now I desire that those things you command when instructing disciples also be consistent. Pray for me...

13 days ago
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The Epistle of Ignatius to the Romans (Chapter 2)

Grant me nothing more than to be poured out as an offering to God while an altar is still prepared.

Chapter 2

For I do not want you to please people but to please God, as you are indeed now pleasing. Nor shall I ever again have an opp...

20 days ago
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The Epistle of Ignatius to the Romans (Chapter 1)

For the beginning is well ordered, if I may reach the end in order to receive my share unhindered.

St. Ignatius was the bishop of Antioch and a Christian martyr from the early second century. Ignatius is also known by the name Theophorus...

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The Life of Melchizedek

And he told him that the savior of the world would come, and He would be sacrificed over Adam and would redeem him by His blood.

Now that we have finished translating the Didache, I have a fun post for today in which I translate an Ethio...

a month ago
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