How do the Lutheran Confessions written in the 16th century apply to a Lutheran layperson in the 21st century?

Find out in the issues etc book of the month for June,

faithfully formed the Lutheran Confessions in Daily Life.

This new resource is published by Concordia Publishing House,

their phone number 1-800 3253040,

or learn more about faithfully formed at issues ETC.org. The Issues et cetera book of the month

faithfully formed the Lutheran Confessions in Daily Life. life. He is credited to a large degree with sparking the first great awakening in American history,

some attributed to his famous sermon sinners in the hands of an angry God.

Jonathan Edwards is a giant in American history

and in American religious history,

but is that all there is to know

about Jonathan Edwards? What was his view of death? How close

to death was he in his everyday life and how did he regard the death of a

Christian? Welcome back to issues, et cetera.

I'm Todd Wilkin.

Joining us to talk about 18th century Puritan theologian Jonathan Edwards

on the death of a Christian.

Dr. John Bumbaro, special Project Supervisor at the Naval Chaplaincy School in Newport, Rhode Island,

he's author of the book Jonathan Edwards Vision of Reality,

and a two-part column titled Jonathan Edwards on the death of a saint. He joins us from

Poland. Dr. Mombaro, welcome back. It's a delight to be with you again Todd.

Who was Jonathan Edwards?

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