Doctrine - Law/Gospel (04):
In Walther's "Proper Distiction . . . Law and Gospel" he is mentioned quite a few times and he has great insights into complex issues, why don't we hear more about him today...
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Doctrine - Law/Gospel (04):
A church school discipline policy makes reference to approaching a child with the Law of God in the hope of showing their sin and allows the penitent sinner to be comforted with th...
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Doctrine - Law/Gospel (04):
Upon reading the response to a question about the Sabbath, in which the answer states that the Sabbath regulation was removed with the rest of the ceremonial laws, I am left confus...
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Doctrine - Law/Gospel (04):
I know Lutherans have traditionally viewed the proper distinction between Law and Gospel as the key to properly interpreting Scripture. Reformed Christians generally view distingui...
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Doctrine - Law/Gospel (04):
God's Law is necessary for the old sinful nature in each of us. Even the Christian needs its threats to curb the sinful nature. But the New Man in us created by the Holy Spirit doe...
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Doctrine - Law/Gospel (05):
I have some questions: Why God has to be punishing? Cannot He solve all the problems only with love? How could He love us unconditionaly, when we are so badly punished by Him, when...
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Doctrine - Law/Gospel (05):
Why are there two commandments dealing with coveting? When I read Exodus chapter 20--I read, "You shall have no other gods before me.", "You shall not make for yourself an idol, et...
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Doctrine - Law/Gospel (05):
"Forgive us our sins as we forgive those who sin against us." Is this law?
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Doctrine - Law/Gospel (05):
I have a question: Why are there two commandments dealing with coveting? When I read Exodus chapter 20--I read, "You shall have no other gods before me.", "You shall not make for y...
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Doctrine - Law/Gospel (05):
I have family members that are very involved in prophetic ministry. My question for you is--What is the role of a prophet in today's Christian church?
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Doctrine - Law/Gospel (05):
My wife's Catholic devotions speak a lot about the "demands of the Gospel". What does this mean?
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Doctrine - Law/Gospel (05):
What is "legalism"?
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Doctrine - Law/Gospel (05):
In a previous answer the statement was made. "The law strikes our heart and by the Holy Spirit's power it moves us to repentance." I was always taught that the Holy Spirit works th...
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Doctrine - Law/Gospel (06):
Do you know of any good tools to use to evaluate sermons particularly in the area of Law and Gospel?
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Doctrine - Law/Gospel (06):
Would it be possible for you to show me an outline that could be used to make sure that the Gospel message was delivered in a short prayer or talk with those who don¹t know Je...
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Doctrine - Law/Gospel (06):
What would be a good definition for the word "gospel" to be used for someone who has never heard the word?
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Doctrine - Law/Gospel (06):
In Romans 3:23-24, St. Paul writes, " ... for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, and are justified freely by his grace through the redemption that came by Christ J...
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Doctrine - Law/Gospel (06):
My question has to do with our treatment in word and deed concerning the 3rd commandment. I feel like this commandment is not given its due. Pastors call on people as soon as the 6...
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Doctrine - Law/Gospel (06):
Recently, I was reading a book titled "Evangelical Lutheran Dogmatics IV" by Hoenecke, published by NPH. On p. 229, it is talking about marriage between relatives. It says "The onl...
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