Large Catechism: Sacrament of the Altar, 3 of 3
Christ offers to us the entire treasure which He has brought for us from heaven.
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It is the highest art to know that our sacrament does not depend upon our worthiness.
Bread and wine comprehended in, and connected with, the Word of God.
We bring the child and pray that God may grant it faith, but we baptize solely upon the command of God.
Since both the water and the Word are one Baptism, therefore body and soul must be saved and live forever.
To be baptized in the name of God is to be baptized not by human beings but by God Himself.
If we are to be delivered from evil, the name of God must first be hallowed in us, His kingdom must be with us, and… Read More »Large Catechism: Seventh Petition of the Lord’s Prayer
This academic disputation from 1518—but only rediscovered about a century ago—is the principal source for the “theology of the cross.”
To feel temptation is a far different thing from consenting or yielding to it.
If God does not forgive without ceasing, we are lost.