Bible Studies

At Emmanuel Lutheran Church

Dearborn, MI




1.        Commenced January 24, 2010, a short course is being taught on the. . .


The Early History of the LCMS


describing the conditions of German Lutheranism at the turn of the 19th Century leading to the immigration of the Saxons from Germany to America, to the founding of Synod (1847) and the first few years of Synod. Primary sources are presented from the teacher's translations of Walther's first publication, Der Lutheraner, as well as his early sermons and addresses. The challenges of forming a Synod in America in those years will be considered as well as the guiding principles followed in forming and organizing the Synod.


Below are links to sound files for the course by date, as well as a pdf of the handout for the day.


Date

Topic

Handout (pdf)

Sound File (mp3)

24 January, 2010

Walther Encounters Rationalism and Pietism at the University of Leipzig

Week 1

Not available.


31 January, 2010


The Prussian Union and Clause Harms' Confessional Revival


Week 2


Lecture: Week 2


7 February, 2010


The Saxons Coalesce to Consider Emigration


Week 3


Lecture: Week 3


14 February, 2010


The Stephanite Emigration


Week 4


Lecture: Week 4


21 February, 2010


The Stephanite Scandal and Recovery at Altenburg


Week 5 handout 1


Week 5 handout 2


Lecture: Week 5


28 February,

2010


And Now for Something Completely Different: Baseley Rants and Departs from the Intinerary - Sorry!


Not Applicable


Rant: Week 6


7 March, 2010


Altenburg Debate, Part I


Continuation on Handouts for Week 5


Lecture: Week 7


14 March, 2010


Altenburg Debate,

Part II


Continuation of Handouts for Week 5


Lecture: Week 8


21 March, 2010


Altenburg Debate,

Part III


Continuation of

Handouts for Week 5


Lecture: Week 9


28 March, 2010


Churchmen Influencing Synod's Formation


Week 10 Handout


Lecture: Week 10


18 March,

2010



Early Concerns for Education; Course Wrap Up


Week 11 Handout a

Week 11 Handout b


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