# Synodical Conference Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1884_S96
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94 Proceedings of the tenth convention

rich and edifying proceedings on sanctification, against which, in my opinion, nothing is to be objected in any respect.

With best wishes for the now assembling convention of the Synodical Conference I am

Your humble brother in the Lord
Laur. Larsen.

4. Report on the Synodal Reports of the Iowa District of the Venerable Missouri Synod of the Years 1882 and 1883.

The committee permits itself herewith to report to the Venerable Synodical Conference that in the reports concerned theses are treated 1) on the question: "What should move us to establish Christian schools and to use them faithfully for our children?" and 2) "On the rights and duties of the spiritual priesthood." Both subjects have been discussed instructively and thoroughly in accord with the Word of God and the confessions of our church.

Respectfully,
The Committee:
M. Tirmenstein.
O. Hoyer.

5. Report on the Synodal Reports of the Minnesota and Dakota District of the Venerable Missouri Synod of the Years 1882 and 1883.

The undersigned has looked through the reports of the Minnesota and Dakota District of the Venerable Synod of Missouri of 1882 and 1883. The report of 1882 deals with the "perfection and clarity of Holy Scripture"; that of 1883 treats "the first commandment." Both proceedings are not only instructive and edifying, but also in all points in agreement with the Word of God and our confession.

Respectfully,
C. J. Albrecht.

6. Report on the Synodal Reports of the Middle District of the Venerable Missouri Synod of the Years 1882 and 1883.

The committee, which was commissioned with the examination of the synodal reports of the Middle District of the Venerable Missouri Synod of the years 1882 and 1883, has looked through the report of 1882, containing a synodal address and theses on the doctrine of original sin, and the report of 1883, containing a synodal address, a synodal sermon on Psalm 2, and doctri-