Browsing by Subject "1 Timothy 3"
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The Christological Flesh-Spirit Antithesis
(0000)In The Christological Flesh-Spirit Antithesis, Siegbert W. Becker examines three New Testament passages—1 Peter 3:18, 1 Timothy 3:16, and Romans 1:3–4—that contrast “flesh” and “spirit” in reference to Christ. Becker argues ... -
God Speaks to the Pastor
(1986)Abstract Roland F. Zimmermann’s essay, delivered to the Metro-North Conference in 1986, addresses the spiritual and vocational challenges facing WELS pastors. Framed in three parts—God’s message to the pastor as an ... -
Jesus Canceled Your Debt!
(2013)Buchholz explains his work by saying, “A dispute has arisen among Lutheran theologians regarding the doctrine of justification. The specific question deals with the completeness of justification at Christ’s cross and empty ... -
Objective Justification
(1982)In this essay, Dr. Siegbert W. Becker defends the doctrine of objective (or universal) justification, asserting that God has forgiven the sins of all people through Christ’s atonement, regardless of individual faith. He ...