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Jeremy Cares documents the development of Peace in Jesus Lutheran Church’s Vietnamese ministry in Boise, Idaho, tracing its roots from early outreach in the 1990s to its growth and transition between 2003 and 2007. Led by ...

Translating "the Things Which Become Sound Doctrine"

Wendland, Ernst R. (1972)

A Translation and Brief Commentary on Thomasius' Christi Person und Werk Pages 157–166

Thomasius, Gottfried (2004)

Translation of D. Martin Luther's Sermon von der Hauptsumma Gottes Gebots, I Timothy 1:3-11

Luther, Martin (1983)

A Translation of Passage 23 from One Hundred Sacred Claims in which Difficult Passages of Scripture, Old and New Testament are Made Clear, and Are Vindicated from False Interpretations with Study and Work

König, George (0000)

A Translation Of Some Of Luther’s “Summarien”

Peters, Paul W. (0000)

Translations and the Text of the Greek New Testament

Wendland, Paul O. (0000)

Transmitting the Truth into Another Language

Wendland, Ernst H. (1971)

Traveling Missionaries in Northern Michigan: A History of Salem Congregation, Escanaba, Michigan

Frick, Michael A. (1978)

Treasure in Earthen Vessels: The Library Found at Nag Hammadi

Blume, Frederic E. (0000)

Frederic E. Blume introduces the Nag Hammadi discovery—thirteen Coptic codices containing forty-nine early Christian texts found in Egypt in the 1940s. Unlike the widely publicized Dead Sea Scrolls, these writings have ...

Treasure in Jars of Clay: The Synergy Between the Instrumental and Ministerial Causes in God’s Plan of Salvation

Hein, Jonathan R. (2012)

Hein explains, “The purpose of this paper is to examine the synergy that exists between God’s instrumental cause of salvation (the Gospel) and his ministerial cause of salvation (you and me). First, we will define what we ...

The Treasure Store in Uncle Sam's Attic: A Historical Perspective on the WELS Mission Philosophy Employed in Alaska

Wagner, Mark C. (1982)

Treasures Old and New

Tiefel, James P. (2008)

In this presentation, Professor Tiefel encourages his readers to cherish, explore, teach and use the old treasures of our Christian and Lutheran heritage.