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Category Archives: George Stoeckhardt
Stöckhardt on Trinity 27 – Last Sunday in the Church Year
There is precious little available among the 19th century Lutheran fathers on the Parable of the Ten Virgins. I haven’t checked my copy of Walther’s “Licht des Lebens,” but there is nothing I have from Walther on this text. Stöckhardt … Continue reading
Outlines for Trinity 5 – Luke 5:1-11
1879, 1891, and 1905.
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George Stöckhardt’s Disposition for Trinity 2 – Luke 14:15-24
This from Volume Three of “Magazin”
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George Stöckhardt on Trinity 1 – Luke 16:19-31
This is a ROUGH translation of a “disposition” (ordering) of a sermon for Trinity 1. The urtext is from Volume Three (1879) of “Magazin für Ev.-Luth. Homiletik”, available at Google Books. The author is Blessed George Stöckhardt. The more I … Continue reading
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Stöckhardt on Lent 5 – John 8:46-59
It’s sad, but most mortals despise his Word and so see and taste death in eternity. So let’s seal up this precious word in our hearts and retain this comfort for ourselves for the hour of death. So many pious … Continue reading
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