Bøger af William Dallmann

Although almost forgotten today, Robert Barnes (1495-1540) played a significant role in bringing the Reformation to England. Influenced by Luther and his continental followers, Barnes was an unabashed advocate of the Lutheran 'heresy' in the England of Henry VIII. Barnes and his martyrdom are powerful expressions of the theology of the cross and the great comfort which God bestows on those whom He has brought to faith in their great Redeemer.

This book is written for the lay reader, offering a view of Luther from the perspective of both Lutherans and non-Lutherans.

A clear, lucid and compelling walk through the life and work of St. Peter, examining his letters, and discussing his continuing legacy and contributions to the Christian Church. Lavishly illustrated.

A clear, lucid and compelling walk through the life and work of St. Paul, examining his letters, and discussing his continuing legacy and contributions to the Christian Church. Lavishly illustrated.

A beautifully written treasure of information on the early life of John, the disciple "whom Jesus loved." A rich study of John's life and ministry, including commentary on John's legacy, comments and observations about John from famous Christian theologians and church fathers. The book includes over one hundred engravings and illustrations.

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In a humble hamlet in the southern section of beautiful Bohemia near the Bavarian border of poor peasant parents was born a boy and called Jan-Hus was added from Husinec, his birthplace; some say he saw the light of day on July 6, 1373, but that is not certain.

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Essays dealing with each of the Ten Commandments, as well as the related issues of The Law, Sin, Good Works, and others. This edition was originally published in 1910.

John Hus, a Brief Story of the Life of a Martyr is a brief biography of the legendary man.

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Gustav Adolf (Gustavus Adolphus) was the Swedish king whose intervention in the Thirty Years' War was instrumental in pre- venting Roman Catholic forces from crushing the Lutheran Church. His is an inspiring tale of self-sacrificing love for Christ and His Church!"Gustavus Adolphus is a hero of every nation," says Samuel Rawson Gardiner, the English historian. June 1930 is the three-hundredth anniversary of the coming of Gustav Adolf to Pomerania to defend the political and religious liberties of Sweden by saving the religious and political liberties of the oppressed Protestants in Germany.This is an epoch in history, secular and religious, and every Lutheran, every Protestant, every educated person, should know about these glorious days. "It is doubtful whether the military annals of any nation offer a period more worthy of admiration than the eighteen campaigns of the Swedish army in Germany," writes Prof. Charles Franqois Dominique de Villers.In "Gustav Adolf-The Greatest Lutheran Layman," William Dallmann (1862-1952) tells the story of the heroic Swedish king from the perspective of a 20th century Confessional Lutheran.