There are two ways of doing theology that claim the name of Martin Luther. One is rooted in

scripture and the Lutheran Confessions. The other is rooted in Luther himself. I've written a column

for the latest issues et cetera journal titled Lutheranism versus Lutherism. We'll send it to you for free.

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You can also read about Nathan Greeley's journey to confessional Lutheranism from

evangelicalism, skepticism, modern theology, and Anglicanism. The Issues et cetera journal.

This week on the Word of the Lord endorsed forever, we move along in the Psalter, continuing in Psalm 105 and then Psalm 106.

He remembered His Holy Promise, both we and our fathers have sinned.

They put God to the test.

Moses stood in the breach and a snare to them.

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the third order The third article of the Apostles' Creed is interesting.

You will note it says that we believe in the Holy Spirit, but it also talks about some other things.

Is it a multi-subject article of the creed, or is it still always

talking about the Holy Spirit? Welcome back to Issues, etc. I'm Todd Wilkin, joining us for

part six of our series on Luther's Large Catechism to talk about the third article of the

Creed on the Holy Spirit, the Church, the forgiveness of sins. Dr. Ken Sherb, he has a Ph.D. in

church history from Ohio State University. He's evangelism executive for the Central Illinois

District, the Lutheran Church, Missouri Senate, formerly served as a theology professor at Concordia

University, Ann Arbor, Michigan, and as an assistant to the president of the Lutheran Church

Missouri Synod. Ken, welcome back.

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