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76 LOGIA Maschke, Timothy H., The Authority of Scripture: Luther’s Approach to Allegory in Galatians, 4:2, 25 Maxwell, David, Luther’s Augustinian Understanding of Justification in the Lectures on Romans, 5:4, 9 Moe, John M., Conditional Forgiveness and the Translation of 1 John 1:9, 3:1, 11 Moe, John M., Eujaggelisthv": Evangelist, 2:3, 4 Moldstad, Donald, Preaching to Preachers: Isaiah 6:1–8, 3:1, 13 Murray, Scott R., The Doctrine of Justification and Its Implications for Evangelicalism, 5:4, 15 Murray, Scott, Law and Gospel: The Lutheran Ethic, 4:3, 15 Nagel, Norman E., Medicine of Immortality and Antidote against Death, 4:4, 31 Nagel, Norman, Whose Liturgy Is It, 2:2, 4 Nestingen, James A., Forgiveness of Sins and Restoration to Office, 2:1, 28 Noland, Martin R., The Christian Philosophy and the Christian Religion, 4:2, 43 Petersen, Wilhelm W., Robert David Preus: In Memoriam, 5:3, 11 Pittelko, Roger D., The Office of the Holy Ministry in the Life of the Church: A View from the Parish, 2:1, 33 Pless, John T., Catechesis for Life in the Royal Priesthood, 3:4, 3 Pless, John T., Divine Service: Delivering Forgiveness of Sins, 5:4, 23 Pless, John T., Toward a Confessional Lutheran Understanding of Liturgy, 2:2, 9 Poetsch, Hans-Lutz, Cybernetics in the Church: The Spiritual Gift of Church Government and Administration, 3:3, 38 Preus, Daniel, Solus Christus, 5:3, 17 Preus, Robert D., A Sermon on Revelation 7:13‒17, 5:3, 5 Preus, Robert D., Dr. Herman A. Preus: In Memoriam, 4:4, 55 Priebbenow, Clarence, Baptism in the New Testament, 4:3, 49 Quill, Timothy, Law-Gospel Preaching: Giving the Gifts, 3:4, 45 Renner, J. T. E., Hermann Sasse and the Australian Lutheran Scene, 4:4, 37 Resch, Richard C., Church Music at the Close of the Twentieth Century: The Entanglement of Sacred and Secular, 2:2, 21 Resch, Richard C., Music: Gift of God or Tool of the Devil, 3:2, 33 Saar, David P., Let Us Pray: A Historical Examination of the Collect of the Day, 3:3, 13 Sasse, Hermann, Ecclesia Orans: Letters Addressed to Lutheran Pastors, 2:2, 28 Sasse, Hermann, On American Lutheranism, 4:4, 49 Sasse, Hermann, Selective Fellowship, 5:3, 29 Sasse, Hermann, The Church and the Word of God, trans., Matthew Harrison, 2:4, 9 Sasse, Hermann, The Church’s Confession, trans., Matthew Harrison, 1:1, 5 Scaer, David P., Commemoration Sermon for Dr. Robert D. Preus, 5:3, 9 Scaer, David P., In Memoriam: Robert David Preus, 5:3, 7 Scaer, David P.., The Integrity of the Christological Character of the Office of the Ministry, 2:1, 15 Scaer, David P., The Law and the Gospel in Lutheran Theology, 3:1, 27 Schaibley, Robert W., A Lutheran Strategy for Urban Ministry: Evangelism and the Means of Grace, 2:3, 6 Schaibley, Robert W., Gender Considerations on the Pastoral Office: In Light of 1 Cor 14:33–36 and 1 Tm 2:8–14, 3:2, 45 Schoessow, David G., Medicine of Immortality, 4:1, 37 Schöne, Jobst, Church and Ministry Part I: Exegetical and Historical Treatment, 2:1, 4 Schöne, Jobst, Church and Ministry Part II: Systematic Formulation, 2:2, 35 Schöne, Jobst, Law and Gospel in Hermann Sasse, 4:4, 25 Schurb, Ken, Declining Denominational Loyalty, 2:4, 45 Schurb, Ken, Reaching the TV Generation: Meeting the Challenge of Short Attention Spans An Interview Moderated, 2:3, 22 Schurb, Ken, The Church: Hospital or Gymnasium, 1:1, 17 Secker, Philip J., Ephesians 4:11‒12 Reconsidered, 5:2, 59 Sell, Mark E., Bible Hermeneutics and Modern Linguistics, 4:2, 3 Springer, Carl P. E., Reflections on Lutheran Worship, Classics, and the Te Deum, 5:4, 29 Stephenson, John R., “Inerrancy”—The oJmoouvsion of Our Time, 2:4, 4 Stephenson, John R., Reflections on the Appropriate Vessels for Consecrating and Distributing the Precious Blood of Christ, 4:1, 11 Stephenson, John, Robert Preus, Historian of Theology, 5:3, 13 Stuckwicsh, Rick, The Other Story of Lutherans at Worship, 5:3, 39 Teigen, Erling T., Confessional Lutheranism versus Philippistic Conservatism, 2:4, 3 Teigen, Erling, The Universal Priesthood in the Lutheran Confessions, 1:1, 9 Thompson, William E., Interim Theology and Confessional Integrity, 2:4, 38 Thompson, William E., The Epiclesis and Lutheran Theology, 4:1, 31 Tiefel, James, Liturgical Worship for Evangelism and Outreach, 2:3, 28 Vieker, Jon D., We All Believe in One True God: Luther’s Liturgical Confession of the Church’s Continuity of Doctrine ..., 3:2, 26 Walther, C. F. W., “How Christ Is Denied”: A Sermon, trans., John Nordling, 2:3, 49 Webber, David Jay, Confessing the Faith . . . : The Historical Context . . . of the Henkel Translation of the Book of Concord, 4:3, 39 Weinrich, William C., Creation ex Nihilo: The Way of God, 4:2, 37 Weinrich, William, Called and Ordained: Reflections on the New Testament View of the Office of the Ministry, 2:1, 20 Wenthe, Dean O., Entrance into the Biblical World: The First and Crucial Cross-Cultural Move, 4:2, 19 Wieting, Kenneth W., The Method of Meta-Church: The Point of Truth and the Points that Trouble, 2:3, 14
Index of Book Reviews by Title After Christendom How the Church Is to Behave if Freedom, Justice, and a Christian Nation Are Bad Ideas, Stanley Hauerwas, 5:1, 60 After the Apostles: Christianity in the Second Century, Walter H. Wagner, 4:4, 70 Amusing Ourselves to Death, Neil Postman, 4:4, 72 An Introduction to Western Rite Orthodoxy, Fr. M. Trigg, ed., 4:2, 63 Anatomy of a Merger: People, Dynamics, and Decisions that Shaped the ELCA, Edgar R. Trexler, 2:1, 46 Anglican-Orthodox Pilgrimage, F. Billerbeck, ed., 4:2, 63 The Apostles’ Creed: A Faith to Live By, C. E. B. Cranfield, 3:3, 63 Are All Christians Ministers John N. Collins, 4:2, 61 Ashamed of the Gospel: When the Church Becomes Like the World, John MacArthur Jr., 3:4, 56 Augustine Today, Richard John Neuhaus, ed., 5:2, 72 Battling for the Modern Mind: A Beginner’s Chesterton, Thomas C. Peters, 4:2, 62 Becoming Orthodox and Coming Home, P. E. Gillquist, ed., 4:2, 63 Beyond Charity: Reformation Initiatives for the Poor, Carter Lindberg, 3:3, 60 Biblical Interpretation: The Only Right Way, David Kuske, 5:2, 66 Biblical Theology of the Old and New Testaments: Theological Reflection on the Christian Bible, Brevard S. Childs, 3:2, 64 The Book of Acts in its Graeco-Roman Setting, David W. J. Gill and Conrad Gempf, eds., 4:4, 68 C. F. W. Walther, American Lutheran Pastoral Theology, John M. Drickamer, trans., 4:2, 65 Catechism of the Catholic Church, 5:1, 66 Catholic, Lutheran, Protestant: A Doctrinal Comparison of Three Christian Confessions, Gregory L. Jackson, 3:2, 66 Christian Existence Today: Essays on Church, World, and Living in Between, Stanley Hauerwas, 5:3, 68 Christian Worship: A Lutheran Hymnal (Review Essay), 3:2, 54 “Church Growth” as Mission Paradigm, a Lutheran Assessment, Kurt Marquart (Review Essay), 3:4, 53 The Climax of the Covenant: Christ and the Law in Pauline Theology, N. T. Wright, 2:2, 43 Commentary on Song of Songs, John F. Brug, 5:2, 66 A Common Calling: The Witness of Our Reformation Churches in North America Today, Keith F. Nickle and Timothy F. Lull, eds., 3:1, 59 Confessing the Faith: Reformers Define the Church, 1530–1580, Robert Kolb, 1:1, 70 Confessional Lutheran Dogmatics: Eschatology, John Stephenson, 2:3, 66 The Contemplative Pastor: Returning to the Art of Spiritual Direction, Eugene H. Peterson, 4:3, 62 Volumes I through V 77 Counseling at the Cross: Using the Power of the Gospel in Christian Counseling, H. Curtis Lyon, 4:2, 60 Courageous Churches: Refusing Decline, Inviting Growth, Paul T. Heinecke, Kent R. Hunter, David S. Luecke, 3:4, 57 Credible Christianity: The Gospel in Contemporary Society, Hugh Montefiore, 4:4, 74 Dancing Alone: The Quest for Orthodox Faith in the Age of False Religions, F. Schaeffer, 4:2, 63 Dietrich Bonhoeffer—His Significance for North Americans, Larry Rasmussen, 3:3, 61 The Doctrine of the Call in the Confessions and Lutheran Orthodoxy, Robert D. Preus, 2:4, 69 Doing Well and Doing Good, Richard John Neuhaus (Review Essay), 5:2, 63 Dying to Live: The Power of Forgiveness, Harold L. Senkbeil, and Dying to Live: A Study Guide, John T. Pless, 4:2, 57 The Emperor and the Gods, Daniel N. Schowalter, 4:3, 60 Evangelicalism and the Liturgical Movement and Their Effects on Lutheran Worship, Charles J. Evanson, 2:1, 43 The Fabricated Luther: The Rise and Fall of the Shirer Myth, Uwe Siemon-Netto, 5:1, 61 The Fatherhood of God from Origen to Athanasius, Peter Widdicombe, 4:1, 59 The Foolishness of God: The Place of Reason in the Theology of Martin Luther, Siegbert Becker, 1:1, 70 For All the Saints: Changing Perceptions of Martyrdom and Sainthood in the Lutheran Reformation, Robert Kolb, 2:2, 46 Fortress Introduction to Lutheranism, Eric W. Gritsch, 4:1, 54 The Future of Christology: Essays in Honor of Leander E. Keck, Abraham J. Malherbe and Wayne A. Meeks, eds., 3:3, 62 Galatians: A Continental Commentary, Dieter Lührmann, 5:3, 67 The Gnostic Empire Strikes Back, Peter Jones, 5:2, 68 Gnosticism and the New Testament, Pheme Perkins, 5:2, 68 The Goal of the Gospel: God’s Purpose in Saving You, Philip M. Bickel and Robert L. Nordlie (Review Essay), 2:1, 41 God and Caesar Revisited, John R. Stephenson, 5:2, ed., 71 God with Us: Pastoral Theology of Matthew’s Gospel, Mark Allan Powell, 5:1, 65 God’s Word: Today’s Bible Translation That Says What It Means (Review Essay), 4:4, 61 The Healing Presence: Spiritual Exercises for Healing, Wellness and Recovery, Thomas A. Droege, 2:1, 45 Heresy and Criticism: The Search for Authenticity in Early Christian Literature, Robert M. Grant, 3:3, 65 The Hilarity of Community, Marva J. Dawn, 3:4, 61 The Hindu Connection: Roots of the New Age, Victor Raj, 5:1, 64
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