Hello there and welcome to the Thinking Fellows podcast. My name is Caleb and today I'm joined by

my father, Dr. Scott Keith, and our friend and junior fellow at the 1517 Thinking Fellowship, John

Hoyum. Thinking Fellows is part of the 1517 podcast network of shows. You can go to 1517.org

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If you've been listening to the Thinking Fellows for a little while,

you probably know that 1517 does more than just podcasts,

or maybe you've never explored that before.

But if you go to 1517.org,

you can see all of the projects that we do,

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Just search 1517 there, and the content there includes past conference video, devotions, and

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So for the last, um, uh, many weeks, I think six weeks, we have been doing doctrines that, uh, you know, led up to the confessions,

doctrines of the Reformation, particularly of the early Reformation, and sort of showing how they

reflect and show up through the out the entirety of the Reformation and then still remain with us

today in

confessional Lutheranism and probably in some part in Protestantism in general in the world.

And so, you know, we've done, let's see here, the doctrine of sin, doctrine of law,

we've done the promise, the bondage of the will. We've done good works.

And today we're going to do, we're going to talk about scripture.

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