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Symposia 2025 - “Person” in the Trinity—Classical and Social Trinitarianism - Dr. Roland F. Ziegler

“Person” in the Trinity—Classical and Social Trinitarianism - A scholarly paper presented at The 48th Annual Symposium on the Lutheran Confessions: The Council of Nicaea 1700 Years Later: Old and New Controversies by Dr. Roland F. Ziegler - The Robert D. Preus Professor of Systematic Theology and Confessional Lutheran Studies, Concordia Theological Seminary, Fort Wayne

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Symposia 2025 - Unum Baptisma in Light of Ephesians 4:4–6 and Paul’s Baptismal Paraclesis - Dr. Samuli Siikavirta

Unum Baptisma in Light of Ephesians 4:4–6 and Paul’s Baptismal Paraclesis - A scholarly paper presented at The 40th Annual Symposium of Exegetical Theology: The Biblical Foundation of the Nicene Creed by Dr. Samuli Siikavirta - Assistant Professor of Exegetical Theology, Concordia Theological Seminary, Fort Wayne

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Symposia 2025 - Reading the Nicene Creed Rightly—Cyril vs. Nestorius - Dr. William C. Weinrich

Reading the Nicene Creed Rightly—Cyril vs. Nestorius - A scholarly paper presented at The 48th Annual Symposium on the Lutheran Confessions: The Council of Nicaea 1700 Years Later: Old and New Controversies by Dr. William C. Weinrich - Professor of Historical Theology—Concordia Theological Seminary, Fort Wayne

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Symposia 2025 - Earthly Fathers and Our Father Who Art in Heaven: Patriarchy in the Gospels - Dr. Peter J. Scaer

Earthly Fathers and Our Father Who Art in Heaven: Patriarchy in the Gospels - A scholarly paper presented at The 40th Annual Symposium of Exegetical Theology: The Biblical Foundation of the Nicene Creed by Dr. Peter J. Scaer - Professor of Exegetical Theology, Concordia Theological Seminary, Fort Wayne

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Symposia 2025 - The Trinity—On the Periphery or Chief Article in Luther and the Confessions? - Dr. Naomichi Masaki

The Trinity—On the Periphery or Chief Article in Luther and the Confessions? - A scholarly paper presented at The 48th Annual Symposium on the Lutheran Confessions: The Council of Nicaea 1700 Years Later: Old and New Controversies by Dr. Naomichi Masaki - The Reverend Victor H. and Lydia Dissen Professor of the Lutheran Confessions, Concordia Theological Seminary, Fort Wayne

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Symposia 2025 - Panel Discussion - The Biblical Foundation of the Nicene Creed

A Panel Discussion from The 40th Annual Symposium of Exegetical Theology - The Biblical Foundation of the Nicene Creed - featuring this year's presenters: Dr. Charles A. Gieschen Dr. Peter J. Scaer Dr. John N. Genter Dr. Brian T. German Dr. Arthur A. Just Jr. Dr. Samuli Siikavirta

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Symposia 2025 - Trinity in the Lutheran Confessional Revival in the 19th Century - Dr. James A. Lee II

Trinity in the Lutheran Confessional Revival in the 19th Century - A scholarly paper presented at The 48th Annual Symposium on the Lutheran Confessions: The Council of Nicaea 1700 Years Later: Old and New Controversies by Dr. James A. Lee II - Associate Professor of Theology, Concordia University Chicago

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Symposia 2025 - The One Holy Christian and Apostolic Church According to the Women of Genesis - Dr. Brian T. German

The One Holy Christian and Apostolic Church According to the Women of Genesis - A scholarly paper presented at The 40th Annual Symposium of Exegetical Theology: The Biblical Foundation of the Nicene Creed by Dr. Brian T. German - Associate Professor of Theology and Director of the Concordia Bible Institute at Concordia University Wisconsin

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Symposia 2025 - Father, Son, and Holy Spirit: First-Century Evidence for Trinitarian Theology and Why It Is Still Vital for the Church Today - Dr. Charles A. Gieschen

Father, Son, and Holy Spirit: First-Century Evidence for Trinitarian Theology and Why It Is Still Vital for the Church Today - A scholarly paper presented at The 40th Annual Symposium of Exegetical Theology: The Biblical Foundation of the Nicene Creed by Dr. Charles A. Gieschen - Professor of Exegetical Theology, Concordia Theological Seminary, Fort Wayne

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Lex Semper Accusat - Really?

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Lex Semper Accusat - Really?

Lex Semper Accusat - Really?

Lex Semper Accusat - Really?

Lex Semper Accusat - Really?

Dr. David P. Scaer Chairman of Systematic Theology The David P. Scaer Professor of Biblical and Systematic Theology Concordia Theological Seminary Fort Wayne, Indiana

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Of the Father's Love Begotten

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Of the Father's Love Begotten

Of the Father's Love Begotten

Of the Father's Love Begotten

Of the Father's Love Begotten

In December the CTSFW Kantorei recorded a number of seasonal hymns to celebrate the Incarnation of our Lord. One of those hymns, "Of the Father's Love…

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Make Known His Deeds! - Thank You 2022

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Make Known His Deeds! - Thank You 2022

Make Known His Deeds! - Thank You 2022

Make Known His Deeds! - Thank You 2022

Make Known His Deeds! - Thank You 2022

From John Elmer

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Symposia 2025 - “Person” in the Trinity—Classical and Social Trinitarianism - Dr. Roland F. Ziegler

Symposia 2025 - Unum Baptisma in Light of Ephesians 4:4–6 and Paul’s Baptismal Paraclesis - Dr. Samuli Siikavirta

Symposia 2025 - Reading the Nicene Creed Rightly—Cyril vs. Nestorius - Dr. William C. Weinrich

Symposia 2025 - Earthly Fathers and Our Father Who Art in Heaven: Patriarchy in the Gospels - Dr. Peter J. Scaer

Symposia 2025 - The Trinity—On the Periphery or Chief Article in Luther and the Confessions? - Dr. Naomichi Masaki

Symposia 2025 - Panel Discussion - The Biblical Foundation of the Nicene Creed

Symposia 2025 - Trinity in the Lutheran Confessional Revival in the 19th Century - Dr. James A. Lee II

Symposia 2025 - The One Holy Christian and Apostolic Church According to the Women of Genesis - Dr. Brian T. German

Symposia 2025 - Father, Son, and Holy Spirit: First-Century Evidence for Trinitarian Theology and Why It Is Still Vital for the Church Today - Dr. Charles A. Gieschen

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