# Der Lutheraner_St. Louis Missouri_1850 08 19_S208
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normative authority 58, 1; why the subscription to them was ordered 66, 1.
Bernard on 1 Cor. 8, 1. 2. 87, 3; is assailed by Satan 38, 2.
Call, the, to the ministry 53, 1.
Bible. Whether it contradicts itself 165, 1.
Boniface, Apostle of the Germans 172, 2.
Messenger, the American 99, 2.
Brandy-drinking, on 45, 1.
California. Conversation about the same 151, 3.
Calvin on the observance of Sunday 106, 3.
Carlstadts, new 127, 3.
Christian. What and who one is 191, 1.
Chrysostom on the bishops 191, 3.
College near St. Louis, laying of the cornerstone of the 47, 2; its dedication 179, 1.
Conference at Fort Wayne. Minutes of the same 41, 1. 157, 2; that at Leipzig 119, 3; that at Lancaster 94, 1.
Formula of Concord. Attack upon the same in the Missionsbote 163, 2.
Correspondence, East Indian 49, 1; from Germany 38, 3. 142, 1; Pennsylvanian 136, 1.
Donatists. Doctrine of the same 2, 2.
Unity, the, to be sought in speech 96, 1.
Angels protect those who fear God 102, 3.
Something about the two hymns: Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme etc., and: Wie schön leuchtet der Morgenstern 203, 3.
"Evangelical Review" 61, 3. 87, 2.
Gospel. Traces that it was already preached in America in the times of the apostles 133, 3.
Friedensbote, der 79, 3. 136, 1.
Poems: Conversation of a Father with his Little Daughter 184, 2. From the Song of Songs 191, 3. Return again 200, 1. Mission Hymn 47, 1. Christmas Conversation 64, 1. Hymn to JESUS 135, 2. Of Absolution 159, 3. To our Dead 39, 3. To the Lutheran Band of Witnesses in North America 40, 2. Godly Contemplation of Nature 23, 3.
Congregation. Conversation on the duty of joining one 89, 1.
Congregational Constitution at St. Louis, 105, 1.
General Synod, the, fallen away from Lutheranism, lacks every certain doctrinal foundation 139, 3.
Societies, secret. May a Christian join them? 25, 1. 33, 1.
Sponsors. Choice of the same 48, 2.
Faith, the, has two hands 24, 3; the false is proud 8, 2;—that of the little ones comes from spiritual hearing 7, 1.
Heathen should not be led to Christ by miracles, but by men 82, 3; sacrifices of the same 172, 3; self-torment of the same 173, 1; their entreaties for missionaries 173, 2; speech of a heathen 173, 2; number of the same 174, 1.
Conversion of the Heathen 205, 1.
Invocation of Saints 88, 2.
Indianapolis Synod 22, 2; report on their proceedings 87, 3; their procedure against Pastor Kunz 118, 1.
Inaugural Address, the, of Dr. Sprecher 57, 1; 65, 1.
Isensee. Reply to Pastor Kunz's communication 135, 3.
Jugendfreund. Review of the same 124, 2.
Catechism, Luther's. How it is to be brought into use 41, 2.
Children one should diligently send to school 107, 3; 109, 1.
Infant Baptism 194, 2.
Church, the true, has its essence not in constitution 2, 1; is invisible 9, 2; is One 9, 3; is a nurse of learning 161, 1; should hold the Word in confession, doctrine, and life 169, 3; should hold to its missionary calling 170, 2; should keep its reproach 171, 2; its weapons 132, 3. — Lutheran Church. What it is 11, 1; 47, 2; is the Church of God 189, 1; why do we confess ourselves to it? 84, 3; the name "Lutheran" is necessary 85, 1; its outward form is the form of a servant 85, 2; it has pure confession and pure doctrine 85, 3; will set up nothing new 86, 1; is the continuation of the apostolic Church 86, 1; has firmness and capacity for development 86, 1; is united 86, 1; has recognized confessions 86, 2; is a blessing to other church communions 86, 2; has great power 86, 2; does not agree with other church divisions 99, 2; makes no change 66, 2.
Church servants. Against their arrogance 190, 2.
Church-sleeping. Its causes 180, 3; sinfulness 181, 1; remedy against it 183, 1; testimonies of several theologians against the same 181, 3.
Church News 16, 3. 40, 2. 64, 2. 71, 1. 127, 3. 143, 2. 159, 3. 78, 3. 135, 1. 103, 3. 120, 2. 162, 2. 167, 2. 192, 1.
Kings and priests are all believing Christians 40, 2.
Kunz's Defense against the Indianapolis Synod 118, 1.
Elector John Frederick's Fidelity to the Confession 129, 1.
Doctrine, ungodly, does not exist without the applause of the multitude 6, 2; right, has no need of the applause of the multitude 6, 3; indifference toward the same 100, 1; novelty of the same is harmful 101, 2; new doctrine comes from the enemy through the freethinkers 102, 1.
Love improves 18, 3; that of the LORD toward sinners 111, 3; false 164, 1.
Löber's Memorial 145, 1.
Luther. For what reason one honors him 2, 3; why the Lutherans name themselves after him 17, 2; judgment upon him 143, 3.
Luther. Extracts from his writings: On union with sects 93, 3; on Eph. 6, 10. 95, 1; on the end of the Sabbath in the New Testament 97, 2; on the education of children 109, 1; on drunkenness 118, 2; on partiality in punishing 32, 2; how despair is to be overcome 46, 3; on divisions in the Church 61, 2; on reason 24, 1; joyfulness of the enthusiasts and the ungodly, and timidity of the pious 127, 2; on the importance of Good Friday and Easter Day 127, 2; Scripture and Spirit 135, 2; short confession on the Sacrament 137, 1; self-made faith 160, 2; on rebaptism 185, 1; 193, 1; on the expulsion of the preachers 174, 2.
Lutheranism. Revival of the same in Alsace 31, 3.
Martha, the busy 128, 2.
Mouth-Christians. How to deal with them at the sick-bed 94, 2.
Methodists. Example of their unchristian censorious spirit 30, 1; their doctrine of sanctifying grace 188, 2; Methodists in Germany 87, 1; their paper testifies against the new measures 55, 2.
Mission. Transfer of the station Siboying 11, 2; call to missions 43, 1; inner 44, 2; zeal of the ancient Church 48, 1; mission is a debt of Christians 82, 2; the Church is charged with it 83, 1; without it neither love to God can be conceived 83, 1; nor to the brethren 83, 2; has long not been practised 83, 3; is greatly facilitated 84, 1; especially the Christians in America are obligated 84, 1; request for support of the same 183, 2; of the evangelical Lutheran mission 189, 1.
Missionsbote. Reply 54, 1. 62, 1. 164, 2.
Montanists. Their doctrine 2, 2.
Cry of Distress of the Lutheran Church in Prussia 67, 2. 73, 1.
Pope. His expulsion from Rome 7, 2.
Popery. Wholesomeness of the same 88, 2; witnesses of the truth in it 112, 2; wherein it consists 24, 3.
Preachers. Their doctrine and life the congregation should judge according to God's Word 60, 1; between the Lutheran and those of the sects there is a difference 90, 1; are not united 95, 1; their disunity does not excuse carelessness in searching out the truth 101, 1.
Sermon by Pastor Walther on the Heathen Mission 81, 1.
Ministerial office. Call to the same 53, 1; necessity and contempt of the same 55, 3.
Political Matters 3, 1. 12, 3. 37, 3.
Protestantische Zeitblätter. Reply 77, 3.
Reformed Church. Its errors 164, 2.
Reynolds, Prof. The Columbus Seminary and the Evangelical Review 134, 2; confession of his position toward the General Synod 139, 3.
Sabbath. Doctrine of the Lutheran Church 97, 1; doctrine of Calvin 106, 3.
Schiller's Testimony against the Mocking of Religion 160, 2.
Enthusiasts. Their opinion of Lutheranism 45, 3.
Schwenkfeldians. Erroneous ground of the same 2, 2.
Sect. Wherein it differs from the particular church 10, 3.
Self-righteous. How to deal with them at the sick-bed 94, 2.
Sihler's Necessary Refutation 141, 1.
Suhr's Views on the Ministerial Office refuted 60, 1; his too great humility 120, 1.
Swedenborgians 2, 2.
Syllable-riddle 176, 1.
Baptism. Bath of regeneration 143, 1; remarkable experience of the power of the same 5, 3; in it we have put on Christ 189, 2.
Tennessee Synod. Proceedings of the same 87, 1.
Testament, daily, of a Christian 24, 1; testament of a usurer 38, 1.
Notice of the death of Pastor A. Wolter 15, 2. 41, 1.
Dead, the. Whether it is permitted to mourn them 24, 2.
Drunkenness. Luther on the same 118, 2.
Union. A word on the same 30, 2; dissolution of the same in Russian Poland 63, 2; union between Lutherans and Reformed is not possible 195, 2.
Nonsense upon Nonsense 20, 3.
Primitive Melodies, collected by Hoddick 133, 2.
Truth. What it is, 35, 2.
Weylscher Kirchenbote 48, 1; 62, 1; 150, 3.
Word of God is to be held fast 168, 2; is an inexhaustible wealth 168, 2.
Rebaptism. St. Augustine's judgment on the same 72, 1.
Miracles 72, 1.
Ziegenbalg's Life 177, 1.
Spectator, the, on the Potomac 86, 3.
Zwinglians. Whether fellowship is to be held with them 110, 1.

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