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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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  • #15 Art. IV “Justification” of the Apology of the Augsburg Confession.
    Our adversaries consider only the commandments of the second table of Moses which treats of external honesty, a virtue which human reason more readily comprehends; and they imagine, that by these external good works they keep God’s law. But they do not consider the first table which requires us to love God with our whole heart, firmly to believe that God is wroth on account of sin, sincerely to fear God, and to be fully assured that God is near us and hears our prayer, &c. Now we are all so constituted from Adam, previous to our being born again through the Holy Ghost, that our hearts, in their security, despise God’s wrath, judgment, and threats, and hate and oppose his judgments and penalties. Now if all the children of Adam are born so deeply in sin, that we naturally despise God, and doubt his Word, his promises, and his threats; then indeed must the best of our good works, performed previous to our being born anew through the Holy Ghost, be sinful and condemned in God’s sight, although to the world they may appear lovely; for they proceed out of a bad, ungodly, and impure heart; as Paul says, Rom 14:23; “Whatsoever is not of faith, is sin.” For all such self-righteous men perform works without faith, despise God in their hearts, and believe as little as Epicurus, that God takes care of them. Their contempt of God within, must necessarily make their works impure and sinful, although they may appear beautiful before men; for God searches the heart. (Henkel Translation, p. 163).
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