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Tag Archives: Moses
So, how should Christians regard Moses?
Part 6: Guidance in the Pentateuch: Re-reading Moses with Luther. ML answers this question summarily in a sermon dated 27th August 1525, which was the 29th in a string of seventy-seven sermons on Exodus (Bachmann, Pg.159): Eyn Unterrichtung wie sich … Continue reading
So, what does Luther look for in Moses?
Part 5: Guidance in the Pentateuch. Re-reading Moses with Luther. The provocative “Judensau” is displayed outside on St.Mary´s. It too is very much in the lime-light and contemporary controversies – way beyond the limits of old Wittenberg.[1] Luther as translator of … Continue reading
Guidance in the Pentateuch
0. Introduction to “Re-reading Moses with Luther” Jogging in Kullavik – just south of Göteborg – a local encouraged me to press on during my holidays: “The universal principle will guide You.” Well, I didn´t get lost. Not immediately. Not … Continue reading
What You should expect reading Moses…
“HOW CHRISTIANS SHOULD REGARD MOSES” Luther´s works Volume 35 “Word and Sacrament” ed. by E. Theodore Bachmann. Concordia Publishing House, St. Louis 1960) Luther writes: “Dear friends, you have often heard that there has never been a public sermon from … Continue reading
Search the Scriptures… (John 5,39)
Dr. Martin Luther´s preface to the Old Testament Luther´s Works Vol.35 from Page 235 onwards translated by Charles M. Jacobs and revised by E. Theodore Bachmann. Luther writes: “There are some who have little regard for the Old Testament. They … Continue reading
Highs and lows on the way
Grateful for the opportunities via the Internet. Not only meeting local pastors online, but friends and family far and wide. It´s become a welcome common room even as the market plain, church quadrangle, tea garden and public space are currently … Continue reading
Posted in Epiphany
Tagged 2Cor4:6-10, 2Pt1:16-21, Burning bush, earthern vessels, Elijah, Ex3, James, John, Moses, Mt17, Peter, Ps97, Transfiguration
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God will send the prophet You want (Dt.18,16)
Dr. Martin Luther continues his commentary on Deuteronomy 18 verse 16: “Just as you desired of the Lord your God at Horeb” – translated by Richard R. Caemmerer in Luther´s Works Volume 9, pages 180-182: We read nothing about any … Continue reading
Posted in Bibel und Übersetzung, Martin Luther and the Reformation, Theologie
Tagged Acts15:8, Ask, Desire, Eph3:20, Ex20:19, Gospel, Grace, Is52:7, Is61:1-2, Jesus Christ, Law, Law and Gospel, Lk19:2, Mal3:1, Moses, Mt5:7, Pleade, Prophet, Rom8:26, Rom8:27, Stupid, Timmermann Hamburg
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Lord Jesus Christ, You have prepared this feast for our salvation
Well, one of my English regulars came to excuse herself from tomorrow´s divine service. That´s just how it should be. Coming is no deal. It´s the expected normal and goes without saying but being absent is the exception and apologies … Continue reading
Posted in Gottesdienst, Hymns, Lieder, Lutheran Order of service, Old Latin School in Wittenberg, Trinity (The church season after Pentecost)
Tagged 7th Sunday after Trinity, Acts 2:41a.42-47, Baptized, desert, Feeding of the multitude, fellowship, hospitality, ill treated, Joh6:1-15, Moses, Philadelphia, Prayer, Prison, Quail, teaching, Wilderness
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18th Sunday after Trinity
Watchword for the 18th Sunday after Trinity: And he has given us this command: Anyone who loves God must also love their brother and sister. (1Jo 4:21 NIV) The Introit is from Psalm 122: I was glad when they said … Continue reading
20th Sunday after Trinity
Watchword for the 20th Sunday after Trinity: “He hath shewed thee, O man, what is good; and what doth the Lord require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God? (Micah … Continue reading
Posted in Lectionary etc, Lutheran Order of service, Trinity (The church season after Pentecost), Uncategorized
Tagged 1Thess4:1-8, Adultery, Commandment, Divorce, Fear, female, Gn8:18-22, godliness, Good, Hardness of heart, Holiness, honour, Humble, Justice, Law, Law of God is good and wise, Love, LSB 579, male, Matthias Loy, mercy, Moses, Sanctification, statutes
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