Historical Introductions to the Symbolical Books of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
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The text explains the idea of Christian symbols as concise confessions of faith, traces early use of creeds, and divides symbols into ecumenical, particular, and private categories. It contends that Lutheran confessions are consistent with Scripture and surveys the assembly and dissemination of the Lutheran corpus, detailing the German folio edition issued in the late sixteenth century, its typical contents (ancient creeds, Augsburg Confession, Apology, Smalcald Articles, Luther's Catechisms, Formula of Concord), and the typographical and editorial variations among surviving copies that reflect its hurried and revisionary production.
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