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Review of Common Confession: Article VI – Justification

Author: 
  • Wendland, Ernst H.
Subject: 
  • American Lutheran Church (ALC)
  • Common Confession
  • Justification – Objective
  • Lutheran Church – Missouri Synod (LCMS)
  • WELS – Relations with LC–MS
Pages Year Notes
5 1951 Presented at the 31st Biennial WELS Convention at DMLC, New Ulm, MN, 1951
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