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Monthly Archives: November 2015

Natural Law Bible Class #11 – The Christian in Two Kingdoms

Posted on November 30, 2015October 11, 2018 by mdhauz

In this episode we look at Luther’s writing on the Two Kingdoms.

We used this handout:  The Christian in Two Kingdoms pdf

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Natural Law Bible Class #10 – The Three Estates

Posted on November 23, 2015October 11, 2018 by mdhauz

In this episode, we look at the three estates from Luther’s writings.

We used this handout:Handout for Three Estates Three Estates Handout pdf

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Natural Law Bible Class #9 – Government and Applications

Posted on November 13, 2015October 11, 2018 by mdhauz

In this episode, we continued to examine Luther’s writing.  We also begin to apply some of the principles to present situations.

We used the same handout as last week:Handout 204 235 v47 pdf

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Natural Law Bible Class #8 – Luther on Government

Posted on November 2, 2015October 11, 2018 by mdhauz

In this episode, we examine Luther’s writing as seeks to apply the teaching on Government.

We reviewed Pages 4-6 of last weeks handout and then used the following handout.

Handout 204 235 v47 pdf

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Natural Law Bible Class #7 – Government

Posted on November 2, 2015October 11, 2018 by mdhauz

In this episode we examine the role of government according to the Scriptures.

We used page 4-6 from the following handout:
Marriage Homosexuality Government
(Hint: If you hold down “Ctrl” while clicking this link, it will open in a new tab)

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  • #60 Although All Men Are Sinners, Not All Sins Are Equal And Alike
    {In Luke 7:36-50} A Pharisee by the name of Simon had invited the Lord Jesus to eat with him. This invitation was not issued from a true and upright heart or with good intentions, but in order to find something to criticize (Psa. 41:7). But Christ triumphed by His patience with His enemies’ evil intent, and by His wisdom He shattered their cunning. So He gladly engages with this hostile host and sits down at his table. And look! There was a sinful woman in the city. And when she learned that He was dining at the Pharisee’s house, she went there, too. When it says that this woman was a sinful woman, it is to be understood that she had previously been living in open sin and shame and had allowed a spirit of harlotry to captivate her and lead her astray. For although all men are sinners before the Lord God, as Christ demonstrates in the parable of this Gospel, not all sins are equal and alike. This is why the Scriptures especially call them sinners who plunge themselves into outward, crass sins, from an evil intention, without any shame before God or the world, who stubbornly persist in such things and give public offense to others. Genesis 15:13, “The people of Sodom were evil and sinned greatly against the Lord.” Genesis 18:20, “The outcry in Sodom is great, and their sins are very serious.” Therefore, the tax collectors and sinners are placed side by side as wicked people (Mat. 18:17, Luke 15:1). The woman in the Gospel had also previously been just such a public, contemptible sinner. But when she heard that Christ rebuked sins so harshly and zealously, while at the same time promising grace to all the poor, miserable sinners who repented, her heart was transformed by the cooperating power of the Spirit.   (Sermon for Mary Magdalene-July 22, Postilla Volume 3 by Johann Gerhard, Repristination Press, page 107-108)
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