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The Lutheran Difference: The Three Uses of the Law

John W. Otte November 28, 2016 January 9, 2024Christianity law and gospel, Lutheran Difference, the law 1

Last week, we touched on the Lutheran understanding of Law and Gospel. But this teaching goes a little deeper than what I said in the previous post. More specifically, we understand that the Law has three distinct uses within Christian life. According to us Lutherans, the Law can be used…

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The Lutheran Difference: Law and Gospel

John W. Otte November 21, 2016 January 9, 2024Christianity Bible, law and gospel, Lutheran Difference 0

Several weeks ago, I touched on the idea of sola scriptura, the idea that Lutherans base our beliefs first and foremost on the Bible. All other writings (such as the various Lutheran Confessions) are seen as expositions and explanations of what the Bible has to say. When I wrote that…

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