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| Confessionalism is told to whisper low in Jerusalem, lest it be heard on the streets of Gath. |
Clergy and laity have an obligation to study the Word of God and let the Holy Spirit teach them through the Scriptures.
If anyone is in awe of how many essays and books are written in favor of universal forgiveness without faith - UOJ - let him spend several weeks at a Vatican owned theological library. There he will find hundreds of books on the Immaculate Conception and Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. One work simply on Mary is three volumes, with elaborate histories and testimonies from world known Roman Catholic scholars.
With that in mind, look at the WELS Essay Files, where selective works are kept for for the poorly educated clergy and laity to study and obey.
4005 Essays!
Objective Justification Topic
BELIEVE IT OR NOT:You Are Forgiven Through Christ! (Universal, Objective Justification Is The Gospel Truth)
Christ is the Savior of All People - John F. Brug - contradicts Jon Buchholz
Calov - Using Calov to start with UOJ fanatics Sig Becker and Schaller, among others
Universal Justification Topic - Same three essays
Justification Topic - 46 files
Justification - Objective - 16 files
Justification - Subjective - 8 files
Jon D. Buchholz - 2 files
Jesus Canceled Your Debt! - By Pastor Jon D. Buchholz 2013
In nomine Jesu Objective justification under attackA dispute has arisen among Lutheran theologians regarding the doctrine of justification. The specific question dealswith the completeness of justification at Christ’s cross and empty tomb, as well as the role of faith in justification. DidGod justify the world objectively, apart from the faith that receives it subjectively?
Justification Expounded by Scripture Jon D. Buchholz
[58th Biennial Convention of the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod Assembled at Martin LutherCollege New Ulm, Minnesota, July 26, 2005] Part One
Justification in Mission and in Ministry - Pastor Jon D. Buchholz - Part Two
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| The Fox Valley Circuit of WELS has shown the works of flesh versus the fruits of the Spirit. |
