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XXIII–3: Missio Dei

July 21, 2014 in LOGIA News, Journal

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Reliable Word: Luther’s Understanding of God, Humanity, and the World

— Oswald Bayer

Mission in the Psalms

— Alan Ludwig

The Lord and Giver of Life

— Michael J. Albrecht

Ego Te Baptizo: The Church’s Liturgy as Instrument of the Baptizing God, Part 2

— Charles L. Cortright

Bo Giertz on Christ’s Office: Theology and Practice of a Bishop and Churchman

— Eric R. Andræ

Utilizing Reformation Thoughts in the Evangelization of the Hmong

— Thomas D. Park

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