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James Nestingen

Biography

James Nestingen has served as Professor of Church History at Luther Seminary in St. Paul, MN. Nestingen wrote Martin Luther (2009) and edited The Lutheran Confessions (2012) and Sources and Contexts of the Book of Concord (2001).

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God and Human Suffering

Theology

“Douglas John Hall is Karl Barth's type of theologian, with the Scripture in the one hand and a daily newspaper in the other. He has a deep perception of the Christian tradition--moving Christologically--and razored insights into the problems of our culture.”

The Essential Forde

Theology

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

The Righteousness of Faith According to Luther

Theology

“Though not as celebrated, Hans Joachim Iwand was once described as the greatest Lutheran theologian of the twentieth century. A close friend of Karl Barth's, Iwand tested his heritage in the fires of Barth's critique. This tempering is evident in seminal work on Luther's doctrine of justification by faith and the distinction of law and gospel. I heartily recommend this volume as a starting point in studying Iwand and hope that it is the beginning of a new interest in his legacy.”

Trusting the Word and Nothing Else at All

Preaching & Worship

“Perry Toso declares a faithful and fearless witness to Christ Jesus. He is disciplined and careful, refusing to compromise grace alone with any small tincture of human effort. Christ saves and needs no help.”

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Cover of Martin Luther

Martin Luther

History & Biography

Cover of Martin Luther

Martin Luther

History & Biography

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The Lutheran Confessions

Editor

Theology

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