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Luther’s Small Catechism
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Last updated on 27 Nov 2023
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What We Believe
The Lutheran Library Statement of Faith
Last updated on 24 Nov 2023
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About the Lutheran Library
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What to do if you can’t get something to work on the Lutheran Library website.
Last updated on 24 Nov 2023
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Why is your name the "Lutheran" Library?
Lutherans were originally called Evangelicals. They put the preserved Word of God above the laws and traditions of the church of their day. Their Protestant Reformation took the Bible out of the hands of the priestly class and returned it to God’s people where it belongs.
Last updated on 24 Nov 2023
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About the Lutheran Library
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The Lutheran Library PDF files can be large. Your device or computer may have been configured to limit the size of your downloads. This is especially true if you are on Microsoft Windows or a smartphone.
Last updated on 24 Nov 2023
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Why an E-Reader instead of a Smartphone? Your Eyes!
A friend of the Lutheran Library has asked about the best way to read PDFs. Without question, a dedicated e-book reader like the Kobo Sage running the free KOReader software is the way to go.
Last updated on 24 Nov 2023
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Calibre Configuration Tips for Kobo and KOReader
The Lutheran Library strongly recommends the use of Calibre to manage and backup all of your e-books. This is free, well tested software. You can use Calibre “out of the box” and will have very good results.
Last updated on 24 Nov 2023
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Contact the Lutheran Librarian
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Are there any "licensing fees" for Lutheran Library books?
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[B36] The Apostles' Creed: Life Everlasting
Eternal life contains a great deal more than the two words, life plus eternity. Eternal life is not merely endless existence. It means endless life in its highest possible state of existence.
Robert Emory Golladay
Last updated on 24 Nov 2023
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Martin Luther's Small Catechism
[B35] The Apostles' Creed: Eternal Death
Eternal death [is not] the eternal extinction of life, or the cessation of conscious existence. There are those who hold that in the future world the soul of the wicked shall die, just as the body does here, — that the time comes, sooner or later, when the soul ceases to act, to feel, to be; and that it will never be restored.
Robert Emory Golladay
Last updated on 24 Nov 2023
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Martin Luther's Small Catechism
[B34] The Apostles' Creed: The Resurrection of the Body
The Christian faith is not simply that there is to be a continuity of human life, but that the body is to be raised from the dead, reunited with its animating, controlling spirit; and thus, as a complete human being, not as soul only, but body and soul; continue to live on forever after the great awakening.
Robert Emory Golladay
Last updated on 24 Nov 2023
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Martin Luther's Small Catechism
[B33] The Apostles' Creed: The Forgiveness of Sins
Faith, and faith alone, appropriates forgiveness. God loved the world, and gave His Son, that whosoever believeth in this Son, and the work He did, as the result of which He is able to forgive, shall not perish, but have everlasting life.
Robert Emory Golladay
Last updated on 24 Nov 2023
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Martin Luther's Small Catechism
[B32] The Apostles' Creed: The Communion of Saints
Who are the saints? What are the saints? What is meant by a communion of saints? Table of Contents 1. How It Is A Communion of Saints 2. Glorious Fellowship 32.
Robert Emory Golladay
Last updated on 24 Nov 2023
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Martin Luther's Small Catechism
[B31] The Apostles' Creed: Sanctification
There is a great difference… between justification and sanctification. Justification is an instantaneous act of God, the results of which, however, endure forever, unless one proves a traitor to God. Sanctification, on the contrary, is a life-long process.
Robert Emory Golladay
Last updated on 24 Nov 2023
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Martin Luther's Small Catechism
[B30] The Apostles' Creed: Justification
Justification is not the infusing of a new nature into man. It is a judicial declaration on God’s part concerning man’s relationship to Him. But it is more than a mere declaration.
Robert Emory Golladay
Last updated on 24 Nov 2023
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Martin Luther's Small Catechism
[B29] The Apostles' Creed: The Holy Spirit's Work
The work of the Holy Spirit is an absolute necessity in the plan of salvation. Without this work no one can be saved. This is the unmistakable teaching of God’s Word.
Robert Emory Golladay
Last updated on 24 Nov 2023
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Martin Luther's Small Catechism
[B28] The Apostles' Creed: I Believe In The Holy Ghost
When we say, “I believe in the Holy Ghost, it means, or should mean, that we understand the Holy Ghost to be a distinct person of the Godhead. This is the unmistakable teaching of God’s Word throughout.
Robert Emory Golladay
Last updated on 24 Nov 2023
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Martin Luther's Small Catechism
[B27] The Apostles' Creed: The Christian's Debt of Gratitude
When truly evangelical Christians speak of debts owed to God, it is never to be understood in this sense that we consider man capable of making an adequate return to God for what He has done for us.
Robert Emory Golladay
Last updated on 24 Nov 2023
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Martin Luther's Small Catechism
[B26] The Apostles' Creed: Christ's Return To Judgment
The true children of God have nothing to fear so far as the great Judgment is concerned, for the Judge before whom they shall appear is the Lord Jesus Christ.
Robert Emory Golladay
Last updated on 24 Nov 2023
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Martin Luther's Small Catechism
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