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Concordia Electronic Theological Library: Collection 5 (3 vols.)

Name: Concordia Electronic Theological Library: Collection 5 (3 vols.)
Price: 105.97 USD
Rating: 4.8 (8 reviews)

by Edward W. A. Koehler; John Theodore Mueller; Robert Kolb

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Concordia Publishing House

, 1934–1999

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This collection provides readers with information on the doctrinal positions of the LCMS and a systematic study of the doctrines of Scripture.

Bibliographical references and indexes
Doctrinal and controversial works

Title: Concordia Electronic Theological Library: Collection 5
Publisher: Concordia
Volumes: 3

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The Christian Faith: A Lutheran Exposition

Author: Robert Kolb
Publication Date: 1993
Pages: 298

In this book, the author presents the basic teachings of the Christian faith from the Lutheran framework, presenting all the articles of faith in accordance with the Scriptures and distinguishing between Law and Gospel. Highly readable for serious Bible students, church professionals, and those preparing for church work. Can be used as an in-service teacher review. Part of the PELT certification program.

Summary of Christian Doctrine

Author: Edward W. A. Koehler
Publication Date: 1952
Pages: 328

A systematic study of the doctrines of Scripture presented in a concise, comprehensive manner. This is an excellent text for those interested in going beyond the Catechism, but not ready for Christian Dogmatics.

Christian Dogmatics

Author: John Theodore Mueller
Publication Date: 1934
Pages: 665

This is a helpful handbook of doctrinal theology based on Francis Pieper’s Christliche Dogmatik. It presents the voluminous material in Pieper’s work in a clear, concise, complete, and practical manner for the use of theology students. Sections include:

Nature and concept of theology
Holy Scripture
God
Creation
Divine providence
Angels
Man
Sin
Freedom of the will
God’s grace
Christ
Soteriology
Saving faith
Conversion
Justification
Sanctification
Means of grace
Law and Gospel
Baptism
Lord’s Supper
The Universal Church
The Visible Church
The public ministry
Eternal election
Eschatology

Rev. Andre L. Pickens
6/4/2024
I am a Baptist and a Calvinist, but I love and respect my Lutheran brothers and sisters for their commitment to the Bible, their confessions, and tradition. They do not meddle in the culture or politics and are true to Christ's commission to preach the gospel of justification by faith in the finished work of Christ, and they certainly are more loving and non-legalistic than some other traditions. I have been reading Lutheran theologians for about thirty-five years, particularly Luther, Gerhard, and Walther. I just purchased Luther's Works and wish Evangelicals could breathe more of the spirit of liberty pervades Luther's writings.
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Augustana
1/9/2023
These are okay for information of the Third Generation Confessional Lutherans, aka Bronzies. There are major flaws though especially considering the proper understanding of the Church and historical Lutheranism in Mueller's book. Koehler has similar problems. They had a lower view of the Liturgy than Luther and the Lutheran Fathers.
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Matthew Ehler
7/25/2020
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10/1/2017
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6/22/2017
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12/1/2016
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4/11/2014
GwG
2/18/2014