# Der Lutheraner_St. Louis Missouri_1851 09 02_S1002
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Evangelical Church, a martyr of the same in the Netherlands was Gilius von der Banner. 143, 2.

Evangelical German Synod of Pennsylvania, its latest report shows that it contradicts, in doctrine and practice, its confession of the unaltered Augsburg Confession. 138, 2.

Evangelical Review, the, announced. 136, 1.

Enemies of the Christian religion boast without ground of their knowledge of nature; struck on the mouth by the testimonies of the most distinguished natural philosophers, such as Bacon, Kepler, Boyle, Newton and others. 35, 1.

Flacius, Matth., would gladly be at one with all, but only in Christ. 64, 1.

Idolizers of the flesh and deniers of God, voice of the Church of God against them. 185, 1.

Progress, which is the true one? shown in a sermon by Prof. Walther. 129, 1.

Women, of Christian antiquity, who through the Christian training of their sons have wrought blessedly for the church, such as Anthusa, Monica, Nonna, A. mother of Chrysostom, M. mother of Augustine, N. mother of Gregory of Nazianzus. 197, 1.

Freie Blätter, dismissed 55, 2.

Freedom of Christians, from the arrogated dominion of the priests, a benefit of the Lutheran Reformation of the church, shown in a sermon by Prof. Walther. 178, 3.

Fresenius, Ph., relates an example of how shamefully the Jesuits twist and falsify Luther's writings. 175.

Fresenius testifies that the doctrine that Christians are spiritual priests is not Luther's doctrine, but God's own in the Gospel. 199, 3.

Attendance at the University of Wittenberg in the time of Luther and Melanchthon. 183, 1.

Fruit of the exaltation of Christ, the Reformation of Luther. 4, 3.

Fruits of faith are good works. 64, 2.

Find, a good one, is made by P. Vergerius, in the holy Scripture, the writings of the Church Fathers and Reformers: he finds the truth of the Gospel and becomes evangelical. 31, 3.

Five virtues which a preacher ought to have, after Hieron. Weller. 126, 3.

Prayer, its four foundations. 111, 2.

Commemoration of the dawn of the Reformation 69, 1.

Congregation, whence its rights and duties. 59, 1.

Power of the keys. 57, 1.

Stories, true, from the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Prussia, containing examples of self-denying devotion and self-sacrifice for the sake of the Lord and His holy Word, and of high courage of faith. 18, 3.

History and characterization of all the complete editions of Luther's works. 137, 1.

Faith of young children. 34, 1.

Faith, which is active through love, now to be found in few. 48, 1.

Believer must do good works. 61, 2.

Fruits of faith are good works. 61, 2.

Courage of faith. 18, 3.

Gilius, von der Banner, a martyr of the evangelical church in the Netherlands. 143, 2.

Election of grace, how to dispute about it. 56, 1.

God, the old God still lives. 31, 2.

God is. 32, 1. — The sleeping Lord God. 32. 1.

Order of divine service, Lutheran, description of the same and its introduction in B. 140, 3.

Deniers of God, are put to shame by the heathen Socrates from the light of reason and natural knowledge. 76, 3. — Deniers of God and idolizers of the flesh, voice of the Church of God against them. 185, 1. — Luther's satire upon them. 24. 2. — they are fools according to the Scripture. 48, 1. — the later confessions of Heine the denier of God. 36, 3.

Blasphemy, and idolatry practiced with Kossuth. 120, 1.

Grabau, Pastor, an article of his church Informatorium corrected. 53, 2. 78, 2. — his essay against the Missourian doctrine of the holy office of preaching is to be examined and his errors and distortions pointed out. 118, 1. — calls Boniface an ignorant, superstitious arch-papist, and reproaches the Lutheraner that it praises his missionary activity. 198, 3. — contends very earnestly for the fear of an unjust ban — himself hurls an unjust, presumptuous ban — has declined the proposal of our Synod for an oral conference — has been spared as far as possible until now — shall now be exposed, according to doctrine in the Lutheraner, according to facts in a supplement. 199, 3.

Foundations of prayer, four. 111, 2.

Household, Christian, account of it by Mag. Matthesius in a hymn. 28, 3. 38, 1.

Hegel, the denier of God, his system in verse. 37, 3. — assures Heine that he is a two-legged god. 37, 2.

Heine, the denier of God, a spiritual son of Goethe and of Hegel, his later confessions, that he had herded swine with Hegel, that he now again believes in the personal God of the Bible etc. 36, 3.

Sanctification, the Methodists teach falsely concerning it. 29, 1.

Herold, the, has a Gospel for hirelings and the impenitent, especially also in that it is against the church ban. 143, 3.

Heart, sprinkled with Christ's blood, is well-pleasing to God. 128, 2. Anecdote.

Heart, the, must be struck, not the fur. 183, 1.

Jesuits, and their accomplices, how they quote Luther's writings. 174, 3. — an example of this is related by Ph. Fresenius. 184, 1. 2. — a master in falsifying and distorting them is the apostate Oertel, editor of the Katholische Kirchenzeitung. 175, 1.

Jubilee sermon of the Saxon court preacher Laurentius in the year 1630. 4, 2.

Catechism, a good little book of comfort. 30, 3.

Catholicism, is increasing in England. 25, 1. — in Germany through the Union. 46, 1.

Kepler, a great astronomer, born 1571., testifies that through the light of nature there was awakened in him a longing for the light of grace. 35, 3.

Heretic, what is a heretic? and what is a faction or sect? answered by Gerhard, the Wittenberg theological faculty, and Calov. 195, 196. — Killing heretics, a sign of the Antichrist according to Jerome. 80, 1.

Children, the most glorious creatures of God on earth. 24, 2. — protected by angels. 22, 1. — their faith. 34, 1.

Training of children, Christian, concerning, an epistle to the Lutheran parents of this country. 89, 1.

Church of Christ, what it is properly and essentially, according to Luther's testimony. 41, 1. — to it the office and power of the keys has been given by Christ. 57, 1. — not to a special, privileged, spiritual estate, 58, 1. — but to the congregation of believers, the Christian estate. 58, 1. — not only at it or in it, but through it and from it is this power exercised. 57, 3. 58, 1. it has power to appoint ministers of the church, to establish and order the public administration. 58, 1. 2. 3. — and transfers it, according to divine command and order, to fit persons. 59, 1. 2. — Church, the true, in the proper sense of the word, is invisible, only improperly called visible. 121. 122. — the invisible church is to be sought in and not outside the general visible church, so far as it still essentially has Word and Sacrament. 123, 1. — yet for this reason not all visible church communions are to be esteemed alike, but it is a duty to hold to an orthodox one, for fellowship with a false-believing one is not without danger to the soul. 123, 1. 2.

Church of God, children and people of God, hidden even under the Papacy. 60, 3. — how the papists imagine the church to themselves, as a ship in which no layman sits, but the pope, cardinals, bishops, priests, monks. 127, 1.

Church news. 38, 3. 72, 2. 96, 2. 135, 3. 152, 2. 159, 1. 168, 1. 176, 2. 183, 1.

Church dedication. 35, 3.

Kossuth, lets himself be deified. 120, 1.

Kossuth fever. 92, 1.

Lay obedience in the Roman church. 128, 1.

Laurentius, Saxon court preacher 1630. his jubilee sermon. 4, 2.

Doctrine and life are to be distinguished; on account of the frailty of life one ought not to blame the doctrine. 126, 1. — in doctrine one ought to yield nothing. 198, 2. — The doctrine of the Lord's Supper is no small matter, about which one ought not to begin a quarrel. 198, 1. — Luther's doctrine of the unjust ban. 165, 3. — Doctrine of the holy Scripture and of the symbolical books on church, office, power of the keys etc. 57, 58, 59.

Love toward God, whence it flows. 56, 1.

Hymn of the blessed P. Reißner. 47, 3. — of the martyrs Chrysanthas and Daria. 47, 1.

Hymn of the Lord's Supper, by P. Fick. 47, 3.

Luther, his Reformation a fruit of the exaltation of Christ. 4, 3. — his apprehension for Germany. 5, 3. — his testimony as to what the Church of Christ is properly and essentially. 41, 1. — how he was educated and prepared by God through His Holy Spirit, in the stillness of the cloister, to be a witness and herald of the truth. 61, 2. — born anew through the saying: the just shall live by his faith. 61, 1, 2. — taught, rebuked, comforted by Staupitz. 61, 3. 62, 1. — holds him not to be a believer who does not prove his faith by deed. 71, 3. — proves that he and his fellow confessors are the right old church, but the papists a new, false church. 73, 1. — his exposition of the Epistle to the Galatians newly published. 103, 1. — History and characterization of all complete editions of his works. 147, 1. — his doctrine of the unjust ban. 165, 3.

Lutheran Observer, warns against the American Messenger. 192, 1.

Martyr, a, of the evangelical church was Gilius von der Banner in the Netherlands. 143, 2.

Martyrs Chrysantes and Daria, celebrated in a hymn. 47, 1.

Martinsville, Luth. congregation at M., friendly reply to it from Pastor Krause to its declaration against him. 169, 1.

Matthesius, M., Oeconomia, or account of the Christian household. 28, 3. 38, 1.

Matthew in Pittsburgh. 2, 3.

Melanchthon, as also Brenz, desires no worldly protection for his doctrine. 135, 2.

Methodism, has a false doctrine concerning sanctification. 29, 1. — concerning absolution. 87, 1.

Meyendorf, v., died 15[illegible]8., was a true model of an upright householder and landlord; composed for his children and subjects a beautiful confession of faith. 198.

Mission, whether it is still necessary nowadays. 125 2.

Mission report from Shibahyonk. 152, 2.

Mission sermon, remarkable: „the heathen mission a sign of the times,“ delivered in Leipzig by Super. Nagel from Pomerania. 188, 1. ff.

Monica, mother of Augustine. 197, 1. (see: Women of Christian antiquity.

Mulfinger, Methodist, boasts of his defection from the Lutheran church. 87, 1. — has, „by virtue of his thorough spirit of investigation!“ rejected the Lutheran doctrine of absolution. 87, 1.

News of our delegates from Germany, first. 33, 1. — second. 54, 2. — News, ecclesiastical, see: church news.

Yielding in doctrine, shall not be. 198, 2.

Nature and Bible. 35, 1.

Naturalists, the greatest and best were believing Christians. 35, 1. 2. 3. — through the study of nature have become humble and modest; have let themselves be led by nature to divine revelation, to the Bible, and have submitted themselves to Christ and His Word; in their learned works they strike the enemies of the Bible on the mouth. 35, 1, ff.

New Orleans, church condition of the Protestants there lamentable. 23, 3.

Newton, Isaac, born 1642, the greatest physicist and mathematician, confesses that true philosophy leads to the Bible. 35, 1. 2. 3.

Nonna, mother of Gregory of Nazianzus, has, like Monica, mother of Augustine, and Anthusa, mother of Chrysostom, through the Christian training of her son wrought blessedly for the church. 197, 1. (see: Women of Christian antiquity.

Notice, concerning Pastor Grabau, Grabau hurls the thunderbolt of the ban, has declined an oral conference, has been spared until now, shall now be exposed, according to doctrine in the Lutheraner, according to facts in a supplement. 199, 3.

Observer, Lutheran, warns against the American Messenger. 192, 1.

Oeconomia, or account of the Christian household, in a hymn by M. Matthesius. 28, 3. 38, 1.

Oertel, the apostate Lutheran, editor of the Katholische Kirchenzeitung, a master in falsification and