# Der Lutheraner_St. Louis Missouri_1854 03 28_S128 # AI translation — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) 128 Earnestness against False Teachers Gloriously Sealed by God. The Wittenberg theological faculty relates in an opinion of the year 1650 the following remarkable case: "In the Royal City of Danzig a Calvinist preacher was to be admitted, by the edict of the magistracy, to the Lutheran pulpit together with a Lutheran. The latter exhorted the congregation to pray with a moving sermon and fell down with them upon his knees. They prayed and cried to God. What happened? When the Calvinist was to preach the first sermon, God smote him so that he died suddenly the night before, and the church, since men saw God's judgment, was left wholly to the Lutheran exercise. The prayer of the righteous (rather of a whole congregation) availeth much, if it be earnest, says St. James 5:16." (Cons. th. Witebergensia, that is, spiritual counsels. I, 495.) This will sound not a little strange to many, even among Lutherans, but why? Because earnestness against false doctrine and false teachers has almost entirely vanished in our Laodicean time and indifference toward the truth has taken its place. Now men are so far removed from praying against it, that no heretic may enter a Lutheran pulpit, that they rather ask such in broad-hearted pretended love to do so. Upon this pretended love, alas, not only the whole Unionist-Evangelical Church but also the so-called American-Lutheran Church of the General Synod is built. Church News. On the fourth Sunday after Epiphany, after the removal of Pastor Heid to the Ev. Luth. congregation at Pomeroy, O., Pastor G. Reichhart was installed as his successor in the Ev. Luth. congregation at Greenville, O., by Pastor Heid, by commission of the Rev. Vice-President Dr. Sihler. May our Chief Shepherd Jesus Christ grant him right faithfulness, patience and joyfulness of faith. Amen. Right Reverend Mr. President! I hereby most respectfully report to you that, after Pastor P. Heid of Greenville, O., received a call from the Lutheran St. Paul's congregation in Pomeroy and accepted it with the consent of his congregation, he was installed in his new office by me, by commission of the Rev. Vice-President, on Sunday Reminiscere. May the dear Lord Jesus Christ bless our brother with his dear congregation to the honor of His name. Amen. With high regard, yours H. Wichmann. Pomeroy, the 13th of March, 1854. Receipt and Thanks. The undersigned hereby acknowledges with thanks the receipt of $10 00 from Pastor Sauer and his congregation, Jackson Co., Ia. May the Giver of all good gifts bless the kind donors for this gift according to His promise, spiritually and bodily, and keep them zealous in good works. Fort Wayne, 15th Feb. 1854. Joh. Mich. Hahn. Receipt and Thanks. From several of my friends in St. Louis I received for my support in the seminary here on the 11th of March $8.00. May the faithful God, according to His gracious promises, richly recompense these gifts of love with temporal and eternal goods. H. Jüngel. Fort Wayne, 13th March, 1854. Receipt and Thanks. Thanking God and the kind donors heartily, I certify that I have received for my maintenance in the Seminary at Fort Wayne: Through Pastor Föhlinger from several friends $12 25 From Teacher Richter 1 00 " " Kanne 1 0 " " Pastor Klinkenberg, Jonesville, Bartholomew Co., Ind. 1 00 Through the same from Mr. F. Schumacher $1 00 and Mr. G. Bornholt 1 09 2 09 " Pastor Kalb from Mrs. M. Adams, Co., Ind. 0 0 Sum $18 34 May the faithful God recompense it richly to the kind donors, according to His promise, here in time and there eternally. Fort Wayne, 8th March 1854. Wm. Engelbert. Received a. for the Synodical Treasury: from Schoolteacher Schachameyer $1 00 " N. N. in N. O. 2 50 b. For the Synodical Mission Treasury: from the congregation in St. Louis 12 35 " Mr. C. A. Hermann, for the purchase of land for the Indians 1 00 " the congregation of Pastor Biltz in Cumberland, Md. 3 00 " the congregation of Pastor Rennicke in St. Clair Co., Ills., for the purchase of land for the Indians 8 05 " the congregation of Pastor H. Fick in Bremen, ditto 5 00 " the congregation of Pastor Stubnatzi in Cook Co., Ills., ditto 5 00 " the congregation of Pastor Baumgart in Elkhorn Prairie, ditto 21 40 through Pastor Fricke in Indianapolis, sent in for the same purpose 22 40 namely: $9 75 in mission hours collected by the same. — 20 from an unnamed person. 1 20 " Heinrich Seele, 3 00 " Wilh. Brüggemann, Ludw. Meyer, Wilh. Fr. Rösener, at $1 00. 3 00 " Heinr. Stuckemeyer, Mrs. Schuer, Friedr. Ostermeyer, Friedr. Schildmeyer, Friedr. Dammeyer, Heinr. Baals at - 50 cts. — 25 " Eleo. Rösener, 5 00 " Pastor Fricke. from Mr. Johann Hermann Möhlenkamp in St. Charles 2 50 " Mrs. Dr. D. in Bremen, Mo. 25 " the congregation of Pastor Keyl in Baltimore, Md. 74 51½ and namely: — 37½ Ak. Lg. and N. N. $3 75 Dz. Sz. Ng. Kch. Sb. Rl. Sl. Zh. Re. Sl. Mr. Kt. Bm. Gh. Bl. at 25 c. — 75 Pst. Br. @ 37½ c. 4 50 Ln. Fr. Fz. Wr. Wn. Fk. Np. Sn. Bk. @ 50 c. 11 00 Lr. Bn. Fr. Ls. Sk. Nr. Te. Re. Kch. Wn. Kl. @ $1 00. 2 00 Kß. 2 50 De. 3 00 Ae. 20 00 Hl. 26 64 Collection on the Feast of Epiphany. from the same congregation for the purchase of land for the Indians 32 37½ namely: $2 50 Bl. Rl. Sz. Wt. (J. and L.) Jg. Bm. Bl. (2) and N. N. @ 25 c. 37½ Br. 8 50 Hn. Dr. Bs. Wh. Fr. Ls. Mr. Es. Bn. Rn. Rl. Fe. Sl. Bn. (G. and B.) Wr. Sn. @ 50 c. 16 00 Hs. Kß. Le. Bn. Fz. Nr. Wn. Or. Kr. Bn. Hn. Kch. Tr. Wn. Bf. 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