From Wittenberg to the World: Essays on the Reformation and its Legacy in Honor of Robert Kolb
Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Table of Contents -- Body -- Abbreviations -- Introduction - The Editors -- From Wittenberg -- Lubomír Batka: Luther's Exposition of Psalms 1-25 at Coburg (1530) -- 1. Historical Context -- 2. Father Rules by Righteousness -- 3. The Son Becomes Present in the...
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Gottingen
Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht
2018
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| In: | Year: 2018 |
| Reviews: | From Wittenberg to the World. Essays on the Reformation and its Legacy in Honor of Robert Kolb. Ed. by Ch. Arand, E. H. Herrmann, D. L. Mattson (2019) (Saarinen, Risto, 1959 -)
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| Edition: | 1st ed |
| Series/Journal: | Refo500 Academic Studies (R5AS)
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| Parallel Edition: | Print version: Dingel, Irene: From Wittenberg to the World : Essays on the Reformation and its Legacy in Honor of Robert Kolb. - Gottingen : Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht,c2018. - 9783525531266 |
| Summary: | Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Table of Contents -- Body -- Abbreviations -- Introduction - The Editors -- From Wittenberg -- Lubomír Batka: Luther's Exposition of Psalms 1-25 at Coburg (1530) -- 1. Historical Context -- 2. Father Rules by Righteousness -- 3. The Son Becomes Present in the Word -- 4. The Holy Spirit Is Being Added to the Word -- 5. The Believer Teaches Correctly -- 6. Conclusion -- Amy Nelson Burnett: "Instructed with the Greatest Diligence Concerning the Holy Sacrament" -- Mary Jane Haemig: Living in the Light of the End: Reformation Sermons on Advent 2 -- Scott Hendrix: Martin Luther's Bauernkrieg -- Erik H. Herrmann: Conflicts on Righteousness and Imputation in Early Lutheranism -- 1. Andreas Osiander and the Reframing of Righteousness -- 2. Georg Karg and the Controversy over Active Obedience -- Guntis Kalme: Exploring Luther's "For Me" Kind of Creed -- 1. The Specific Features of Luther's "For Me" Creed -- 2. The "Gifts Received" Creed -- Faith -- Faith and Creation -- 3. The First Article of Luther's "For Me" Creed -- 4. The Second Article of Luther's "For Us" Creed -- 5. The Third Article of Luther's "For Us" Creed -- 6. The Specifics of Luther's Use of the First Person Singular -- 7. Summary -- 8. Conclusion -- David Lumpp: Promise, Liberty, and Persecution: Exploring Philip Melanchthon's Contextual Theology -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Instructions for the Visitors of Parish Pastors in Electoral Saxony (1528) -- 3. Promise and Liberty in Melanchthon's Loci Communes: A Developmental Excursus -- 4. The Leipzig Interim -- 5. Conclusions -- Daniel L. Mattson: What Did Luther Know about Islam, and Why Did He Want to Know It? -- 1. Luther on Islam -- 2. On War Against the Turk -- Summary -- 3. Book on the Ceremonies and Customs of the Turks -- Summary -- 4. Appeal for Prayer against the Turks -- Summary 5. Refutation of the Quran [1301] -- Summary -- 6. Preface to the Koran -- Summary -- 7. Conclusion -- Richard A. Muller: Lutheran Natural Theology in the Early Modern Era -- 1. Lutheran Natural Theologies: General Characteristics and Varied Definitions -- 2. The Natural Theologies: Some Particular Issues -- 3. Conclusions -- Paul Robinson: "One Foot Already Out of the Grave": Luther Preaches the Resurrection -- 1. Faith -- 2. The Body -- 3. Proclamation -- 4. Conclusion -- Timothy Wengert: Justifying the Variata: Observations on Melanchthon's 1540 Edition of the Augsburg Confession -- 1. Variata Controversa -- 2. Augustana IV and Forensic Justification -- 3. Augustana V: Defining the Holy Spirit's Work in the Word -- 4. Augustana VI: Putting Good Works in Their Place -- 5. Augustana XX: Faith and Good Works -- 6. A Final Word -- To the World -- Charles P. Arand: "I Am God's Creature!" Luther's Confession of the First Article of the Creed -- 1. The Language of Creatureliness -- 2. I Am a Creature of God within His Creation -- I Am a Creature of God -- I Am a Creature among Fellow Creatures -- 3. I Am a Breath-Enlivened Body -- God Made Me an Earth Creature -- I Am a Bodily Creature among Other Bodily Creatures -- 4. I Am a Human Creature -- The Image of God Makes Us Human -- Human Creatures and Benevolent Dominion -- 5. Conclusion -- Irene Dingel: Reformation and Confessional Identity As a Two-Phase Model? -- 1. The Pre-confessional Phase of the Reformation -- 2. Reformation Identity - An Initial Orientation -- 3. The Formation of Confessional Identity -- 4. Conclusion -- Werner Klän: God's Word Is the Place Where God Dwells -- 1. Hermeneutic Considerations Following Luther -- 2. Hermeneutic Considerations Following Georg Hamann -- 3. Martin Luther's Distinction between Law and Gospel 4. From the Reformation's Principle of Scripture to the Methodology of the Enlightenment - a Sketch -- 5. Lutheran-confessional Ways of Reading the Bible in the Nineteenth Century - a Sketch -- 6. Recent Hermeneutic Reflections on Concord-Lutheran Provenance - a Sketch -- 7. Word and Spirit - Spirit and Word -- 8. On the Priority of God's Word in Scripture -- 9. God's Word and Human Existence -- 10. Closing Remarks-for Now -- Mark Mattes: Luther's Theological Aesthetics -- 1. Beauty as Metaphysics -- 2. The Early Luther on Beauty -- 3. Beauty and the New Creation -- 4. The One and Only Beauty -- 5. Creational Beauty -- Robert Rosin: Looking Around with New Eyes: A Certain Modesty As a Way to See -- Ruth A. Mattson, Compiler: Robert Kolb Bibliography -- The Editors and Authors |
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| ISBN: | 364753126X |