larger catechism

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Mentioned by

Referenced as containing Luther's exposition of the Ten Commandments and the importance of the first commandment regarding idolatry.

Mentioned by Jonathan Krentz as containing insight on knives, darts, and arrows aimed at us by the devil.

Recommended by Bryan Wolfmueller as a source for understanding the fourth commandment.

Referenced by

Donavon Riley

, using Martin Luther's definition of a God to describe addiction.

Mentioned as a longer work than the short catechism, focusing on what is absolutely necessary for Christians to learn.

Mentioned when Luther uses this kind of father-son language in the large catechism.

Mentioned as the author of the Large Catechism, discussing God's role in baptism.

Discussed throughout the episode, with

Dr. Ryan MacPherson

providing insights on its historical context and significance.

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