Browsing by Author "Dobberstein, Leroy A."

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    • The Doctrine of Justification in Light of Present Problems 

      Dobberstein, Leroy A. (1986)
      Throughout the course of church history there have been attacks on the doctrine of universal objective justification. The problems which are examined rose in the latter half of the 20th century from Helsinki to Kokomo. ...

    • Doctrine of Offense 

      Dobberstein, Leroy A. (1985)
      Though there has not been much written on the doctrine of offense, it is not an obscure doctrine. The idea of offense is found in both the Old and New Testament, and Dobberstein offers an overview of the word usages. ...

    • Exegetical-Homiletical Study of Isaiah 9:1-7 

      Dobberstein, Leroy A. (1982)
      Isaiah 9:1-7 “are words to thrill the hearts of those who still looked for redemption in Israel.” In this study Dobberstein gives the biblical student the context of these verses as well as a text study. Dobberstein offers ...

    • Homiletical Helps: Introduction and Conclusion 

      Dobberstein, Leroy A. (0000)
      If strapped for time when preparing a sermon, the introduction and conclusion are usually the areas that are sacrificed. However, they are two of the most integral portions of a sermon. Professor Dobberstein offers practical ...

    • Ministry: A Study 

      Dobberstein, Leroy A. (1990)
      The Doctrine of Ministry is a uniquely Lutheran doctrine involving the universal priesthood and the public ministry. Professor Dobberstein offers clarity in this compilation of essays. Dobberstein lays the foundation for ...

    • Revelation 14:6-7: The Enduring Value of a 500 Year Old Gift 

      Dobberstein, Leroy A. (0000)
      Professor Dobberstein wrote this text study in view of the 500th anniversary of Luther’s birth. This text, however, is not unique to the reformation. Our church fathers selected this as a lesson for the Festival of the ...

    • Scripture Speaks to the Family 

      Dobberstein, Leroy A. (1988)
      As anthropologists and sociologists examine the family structure they see an evolving unit. As family structure has changed has the role of family changed? The family is God’s institution and as such the family is a prominent ...