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Concordia Journal Fall 2021

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FIVE THINGS NEW TESTAMENT TRANSLATIONS DON’T WANT YOU TO KNOW

“Why do we teach Greek and Hebrew at the seminary? Don’t we already have good translations of the Bible?” ... We don’t teach Greek and Hebrew so that the students can produce their own translations of the Bible, but so that they can understand the decisions that the translators have made on their behalf

CALL FOR PAPERS: MULTIETHNIC SYMPOSIUM MAY 3-4, 2022

The Multiethnic Symposium committee invites proposals for open sectionals during the annual Multiethnic Symposium, May 3-4, 2022, at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis. The theme of the 2022 symposium is “Rise and Enter the City”: The Hopeful Church in the Multiethnic City. “But rise and enter the city, and you will be told what you are ..

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Baptism of our Lord • Luke 3:15–22 • January 10, 2016

By Robert Kolb I am not particularly fond of John the Baptist. It is not his strange clothes or his strange diet that puts me off. I know lots of people with strange clothing eating strange foods. His threatening me with fire is the reason I would rather avoid John. Fire hurts, a long time. ..

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Baptism of our Lord · Isaiah 43:1-7 · January 10, 2010

By Reed Lessing “He Only Has Eyes For You!” Overview of the text The verb יצר creates an inclusio around Isaiah 43:1-7, as it appears in 43:1b and 7b. In the middle is Yahweh’s love for his people: “Because you are precious in my eyes, (and) valuable and I, I love you” (43:4). In order to ..

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Baptism of Our Lord · Mark 1:4-11 · January 11, 2009

By William W. Schumacher Jesus Christ, the Son of God—that is who Mark identifies in the opening tide verse of his gospel (1:1). As such, of course, Jesus was in no personal need of the “repentance and the forgiveness of sins” attached to John’s baptism (1:4). Yet, there he is, going down into the water ..

Concordia Journal Fall 2021

FIVE THINGS NEW TESTAMENT TRANSLATIONS DON’T WANT YOU TO KNOW

CALL FOR PAPERS: MULTIETHNIC SYMPOSIUM MAY 3-4, 2022

Baptism of our Lord • Luke 3:15–22 • January 10, 2016

Baptism of our Lord • Luke 3:15–22 • January 10, 2016

Baptism of our Lord · Isaiah 43:1-7 · January 10, 2010

Baptism of our Lord · Isaiah 43:1-7 · January 10, 2010

Baptism of Our Lord · Mark 1:4-11 · January 11, 2009

Baptism of Our Lord · Mark 1:4-11 · January 11, 2009

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