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    Hebrew 10.1

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    Dr. Bartelt reviews a test with the students they took covering the issues they had with the Hebrew.https://scholar.csl.edu/elementary_hebrew_2015/1016/thumbnail.jp

    Hebrew 20.2

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    Dr. Bartelt continues with nominal sentences, existence, possession, and interrogatives with guided practice.https://scholar.csl.edu/elementary_hebrew_2015/1034/thumbnail.jp

    Letter from the Chairman: Over One Hundred Years of Student Publications at Concordia Seminary

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    For hundreds of years, in various countries, through various languages, Christian pastors have exhorted their people to lift up their hearts in the liturgy of Holy Communion. Whether or not every church has always used these precise words, the exhortation is universal among Christians. We are called to put our faith and trust in the one who is above us; to set our hope firmly on the one whose second advent is on the verge of dawning; to aim all of our desires and affections toward the one who made us. In short, we lift up our hearts to the Lord in faith, hope and love

    A Lutheran Perspective on Righteousness in China

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    The recent history of China cannot get away from the impact of western thoughts and industrialization, including Democracy, Marxism, Republicanism, etc. For two millienium or so, the Chinese philosopher, Confucius (551–479 BCE), had dominated Chinese society through his philosophy (commonly called Confucianism) in every respect, from the hierarchical structures of governments and states to familial relations. Confucianism met its real challenge only in the recent history of China. At the collasping edge of the last feudal society (the Qing Dynasty which fell in 1911), patriotic Confucians had tried to bring what is useful of the West into traditional values and the moral milieu of China in order to save or even renew the historically dominating Confucianism they cherished so much. The total collapse of Confucianism finally happened due to the Cultural Revolution that was carried out by Chairman Mao in the 1960s to destroy everything that was from the past and revolutionize Chinese culture with the materialistic and communistic ideology. However, the direction has been shifted dramatically in favor of the ancient philosophy, Confucianism, in recent years, as the Chinese government is determined to resist the influence of the West. Neo-Confucian scholars have tried to restore Confucianism alongside the Communist government, hoping that they could use it to resist the ideological and religious invasion or penetration of the West and restore the moral order of the society. Regardless, their efforts are not as successful as expected, largely because Chinese society has already been highly- westernized and technologized

    Almsgiving in Early Christian Catechesis

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    To say simply that almsgiving was a part of early Christian catechesis would not say much that is new to the Lutheran church today. Our own catechism includes this idea in its explanation of the 5th commandment: “We should fear and love God so that we do not hurt or harm our neighbor in his body, but help and support him in every physical need.” It is not so much significant that the Apostolic Fathers taught almsgiving but how they did so. Almsgiving played such a central role in the life of the early church that it came to be one of the distinguishing features of the Christian community. This was not an accident. Such giving stemmed from their understanding of the Christian duty to care for the poor and needy as a non-negotiable aspect of Christian life and godliness

    Catechism Service

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    This service is organized in a simple manner for any congregation to use. Pastors and congregations are encouraged to use and adapt it for their worship. It was made brief to be printed as a worship-bulletin onto both sides of a single sheet of paper. Any part can be expanded to include more of the Small Catechism for further instruction and formation (e.g. questions and answers). Furthermore, Phillip Magness has put the Small Catechism to music which could be incorporated into this service so that people can learn the catechism by heart to music even in the midst of worship

    Creación y redención

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    Estudios autodidácticos sobre la creación y la redención, basados en el testimonio de las Sagradas Escrituras y los credos ecuménicos

    El estudio inductivo del Evangelio de Marcos

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    El curso permite conocer la metodología del estudio inductivo, utilizando el Evangelio de Jesucristo según el Evangelio de Marcos. Además, motiva una reflexión personal y colectivo del significado del ministerio de la enseñanza de la Palabra de Dios y su predicación a través del Evangelio de Marcos. Y, se promueve el ejercicio de aplicar el mensaje de los Evangelios a las realidades de la iglesia y la congregación, en cuanto a la misión de la iglesia así como el discipulado de los creyentes

    ¿Quién es la Virgen María?

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    Un libro sobre el trasfondo histórico de las enseñanzas y practicas relacionadas con la virgen María, madre de nuestro Señor Jesucristo

    Romanos, santos y pecadores al mismo tiempo - COMENTARIO

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    El texto del Comentario a la Epístola a los Romanos fue escrito por Wilbert Kriess (LCMS-MM, 2002). Este Comentario acompaña a la Guía de trabajo para el estudio a fondo de la misma Epístola a los Romanos. CoExtensión recibió los derechos como garante de este material traductor al español

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