NEXT BIBLE STUDY on May 5, 2024 at 9:00 AM
Handout: The-Church.pdf
Overhead 1: Church-Pictures-2.pdf
Overhead 2: Church-Pictures-3-Ephesians-4.pdf
Class #6: Genesis 4:26, says, “And as for Seth, to him also a son was born; and he named him Enosh. Then men began to call on the name of the LORD.” The “name of the LORD” is not one particular name, nor does it simply denote prayer, as if there had been no prayer […]
Class #5: God is incomprehensible and his substance is indivisible. Luther says, “We are at our wits’ end when we try to define God.”1 God’s essence and attributes are not separate. God is not loving, as if it were a changeable attribute. The Scriptures tell us that “God is love” (1 john 4:8). He can’t […]
Class #4: The Holy Scriptures are the inspired and inerrant Word of God. Written in human language, we use our human reason as a servant to determine what the Scriptural Text says. In our attempt to define God, we find that the rules of human logic, which works well for defining created things, does not help […]
Class #3: With natural knowledge, we know that God exists, but we don’t know who that true God is. We know that God punishes wrong and demands righteousness, but we don’t know of His will toward us. Natural knowledge shows us our great lack and leaves us with unending doubt. The revealed knowledge of God’s […]
Class #2: Armed with only the truths taught by natural knowledge, man will know neither the essence nor the will of God. Natural knowledge does not create faith in the person and work of the Son, and thus it is impossible to know the Father(Mt 11:27). Ignorant of the promises of salvation in Jesus Christ, […]
Class #1: God wills to be known and to be worshiped(faith, prayer, proclamation). By the work of creation God teaches that He exists. By the conscience grafted into the hearts of all men, He teaches the difference between those things which are honorable and shameful. Due to our sinful nature, this natural knowledge of God […]
Class #61, Part C: In this study, we bring to a close our study of the book of Galatians. We saw how the Book of Concord uses Galatians 5:1-4, 5:17-24, and 6:6-7 as proof texts for various doctrines. Overhead: Overheads for Class 61 References: Galatians Ch 5 and 6 Outline: Galatians Outline Galatians Test: Galarians Test Galatians Test Answers: Galatians […]
Class #60, Part B: In this study, we examine chapters 3 and 4 of the Galatians outline. We saw how the Book of Concord uses Galatians 3:22, 3:24, and 3:27 as proof texts for various doctrines. Overhead: Overhead for Class 59 – 60 References: Galatians Law as Custodian Outline: Galatians Outline https://media.blubrry.com/trinityhmedia/content.blubrry.com/trinityhmedia/Galatians_Class_60_April_15_2018.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | […]
Class #59: Now that we have finished a verse-by-verse look at the book of Galatians, we are getting the big picture by outlining the book. We are also making note of the most quoted passages and the doctrines which these passages support. References: Galatians Outline https://media.blubrry.com/trinityhmedia/content.blubrry.com/trinityhmedia/Galatians_Bible_Class_59_Apr_8_2018.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download Subscribe: RSS
Class #58: The book of Galatians is quoted or referenced about 64 times in the Book of Concord. The Formula of Concord, included in the Book of Concord, gives a glowing evaluation of Dr. Martin Luther’s Commentary on the Book of Galatians. The Christian Questions with Their Answers for Those Who Intend To Go To […]