For the adults who wish to know the best way to study the Bible, this resource is really outstanding. I used to worry about them going to Community Bible Studies and others, but with this book they are deputized as good Lutheran expositors and can share what they learn from their own honest investigations of the Sacred Text. Online Lutheran Bible Study. This page contains links to notes taken from various DELTO (Distance Education Leading To Ordination) and CE (Continuing Education) classes which are available online. Exodus DELTO Class Notes. Exodus Lectures by Dr. John Kleinig for pastors as Continuing Education. Galatians DELTO Class Taught by Dr. Galatians DELTO Class Bullet Notes. Engage in devotional, Christ-centered Bible reading and study with the distinctive, comprehensive notes and practical application of The Lutheran Study Bible.This new Bible is the first in English to be developed from the ground-up with notes that are distinctively Lutheran, prepared by Lutheran theologians and pastors from over twenty Lutheran church bodies.
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For the month of May, we are going to give a cursory look at the book of Ecclesiastes. Ecclesiastes teaches us about the vanity of man’s heart which is not content with his present vocation but always desires future honor and wealth and fame. “What does the worker gain from his toil?” Whatever man seeks apart from God is a vain striving and accomplishes nothing. It is the gift of God for man to enjoy his work. The Christian is content to live the good life of thanksgiving for forgiveness before God and the world.
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