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Justification (Christian theology)
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TextBericht vnd Trostschrifft : an alle die: so durch das falsch, heimlich Schreiben, schreien vnd affterreden, etlicher meiner Feinde, als solt ich von der Rechtfertigung des Glaubens, nicht recht halten vnd leren, geergert, oder betrübet worden sein
Osiander, Andreas, 1498-1552Summary: Short tract by Andreas Osiander in defense of his view of justification.Summary: Short tract by Andreas Osiander in defense of his view of justification. -
TextBericht vom Gesetze Gottes, seinem Brauch vnd Misbrauch, sonderlich was den Gleubigen oder Gerechten belanget : Wider etzliche gottslesterische Propositiones, die jetzt allenthalben aussgestrawet werden
Fabricius, Andreas, 1528-1577Summray: Andreas Fabricius was a Lutheran pastor and educator. This short tract is a discussion of biblical law and a defense of the doctrine of justification by faith.Summray: Andreas Fabricius was a Lutheran pastor and educator. This short tract is a discussion of biblical law and a defense of the doctrine of justification by faith. -
TextContra haereticum dikaeusistam de dicto Ioannis: Spiritus arguet munde iustitia uado ad Patrem
Flacius Illyricus, Matthias, 1520-1575Summary: Response by Mathias Flacius Illyricus, among the strictest of the Lutheran theologians of his time, to the views of the early Reformer of Nürnberg, Andreas Osiander, on Justification. Osiander emphasized the believer's being made righteous, as opposed to being declared righteous through Christ. Flacius reports on the title page that he had shared his views on this issue privately in writing with friends, but that they had been published without his permission and in a form unacceptable to him. This edition represents the official response by Flacius.Summary: Response by Mathias Flacius Illyricus, among the strictest of the Lutheran theologians of his time, to the views of the early Reformer of Nürnberg, Andreas Osiander, on Justification. Osiander emphasized the believer's being made righteous, as opposed to being declared righteous through Christ. Flacius reports on the title page that he had shared his views on this issue privately in writing with friends, but that they had been published without his permission and in a form unacceptable to him. This edition represents the official response by Flacius. -
TextDer Kirchen zu Witteberg jr Iudicium von diesem vnserm Buch wider Osiandrum
Mörlin, Joachim, 1514-1571Summary: The only printing of a pamphlet against Andreas Osiander's interpretation of Luther's doctrine of salvation by faith, signed by several theologians and pastors from Wittenberg.Summary: The only printing of a pamphlet against Andreas Osiander's interpretation of Luther's doctrine of salvation by faith, signed by several theologians and pastors from Wittenberg. -
TextEechte ware vnd christliche Auslegung vber die Wort des Herrn Johannis am 16 : Jch geh zu meinem Vater, vnd ir sehet mich fort nicht mehr. Wider die newen Ketzerey, die, die göttlichen Gerechtigkeit, vnsers Herrn Jhesu Christi verwirfft, vnd verlestert, als sey sie nicht, durch den Glauben vnser, vn[d] jn vns
Osiander, Andreas, 1498-1552Summary: Short tract by Andreas Osiander about John 16 (Jesus going to the Father) and the doctrine of justification.Summary: Short tract by Andreas Osiander about John 16 (Jesus going to the Father) and the doctrine of justification. -
TextThe necessity of the righteousness of Christ. : A farewel [sic.] sermon preached at Morefields, June 3, 1739
Whitefield, George, 1714-1770Summary: A farewell sermon given in Moorfields, London, stressing themes of salvation, atonement, and justification.Summary: A farewell sermon given in Moorfields, London, stressing themes of salvation, atonement, and justification. -
TextVon dem einigen Mitler Jesu Christo und Rechtfertigung des Glaubens
Osiander, Andreas, 1498-1552Summary: First edition of a tract by Andreas Osiander on the subject of justification and Christ's role as mediator.Summary: First edition of a tract by Andreas Osiander on the subject of justification and Christ's role as mediator.