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| HOLY COMMUNION FIRST AND THIRD SUNDAYS | Theological Axioms collected by Walther. | Nothing is more useful than reason when she is a maidservant, or more | dangerous, than when she is mistress of the house. Nothing is more | beautiful when it follows, or more harmful when it takes the lead. | New Year's Day: Give thanks to the Lord of Time and Space! | You must throw away even all the trappings of erring traditions. | |||||||
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| Christmas 2 | I do not believe it, because I do not read it [in the Bible!]. | The spoken word passes away, the written letter lasts. | Epiphany Vespers Service 7:00 p.m. --------------------------- Meri McMullen |
The highest principle is not, "Reason has spoken," but, "God has spoken." | Examples ought to be interpreted according to the rule, that is, according to sure and clear | passages of Scripture, not against the rule or the passages. (Apology XXVII. 60.) | |||||||
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| Epiphany 1 Council by phone 11:45 |
In everything that is necessary for salvation, Scripture is plain and clear. | The meaning that the letters spell out is not always the intended meaning. | Bible Study 7 p.m. | Each individual passage has only one intended meaning. | Only the contextually sound meaning is the true meaning of every Bible passage. | Only the contextually sound meaning can be used to prove a point. | |||||||
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| Epiphany 2 Voters by phone 11:45 |
The REAL meaning from any passage of Scripture is what the writer meant. | Heresy is what you mean; not what you say. | Bible Study 7 p.m. | You should not set aside the meaning that the letters spell out unless | you are forced to by the context, immediate and remote. | Scripture is its own interpreter. | |||||||
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| Epiphany 3 Life Sunday |
7 p.m. ISU Bible Study, library | Ada Tjernagel | Bible Study 7 p.m. | You should set aside the ["literal"] meaning that the letters spell out when a | clear parallel passage requires you to adopt a figurative meaning. | Every interpretation of Scripture must match with all clear passages that treat the same subject. | |||||||
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| Epiphany 4 | No Bible passage ever contradicts another. [Titus 1:2] | You should set aside the meaning that the letters spell out when the | subject matter requires you to adopt a figurative meaning. | When you take everything in context, you will see that there are | no contradictions in Scripture. Be very careful not to try to put meaning | into Scripture [eisegesis], but to get it out [exegesis]. | |||||||