# Synodical Conference Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1890_S44
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44 Proceedings of the thirteenth convention

contain. In the former, the doctrine of the communication of attributes is dealt with in detail; in the latter, "The Freedom from the Sabbath of the Old Covenant, which Christians Have through the Gospel." The expositions are fully in accord with the wholesome, pure doctrine of Scripture and of our Confession.
Manitowoc and Reedsville, Wis., 11 August 1890.
R. Pieper.
G. Ph. Brenner.

5. Report on the Synodical Reports of the Minnesota and Dakota District of the Venerable Synod of Missouri for 1888 and 1889.

The undersigned committee reports herewith that, in accordance with the commission of the Venerable Synodical Conference [*Synodalconferenz*], it has examined the synodical reports mentioned above and has found nothing that is contrary to the wholesome doctrine of the Word of God. M. Tirmenstein.
C. Gausewitz.

6. Report on the Synodical Reports of the Nebraska District of the Venerable Synod of Missouri.

No reports had been received from the Nebraska District of the Venerable Synod of Missouri, etc.

7. Report on the Synodical Reports of the Eastern District of the Venerable Synod of Missouri for 1888 and 1889.

The undersigned committee, in accordance with the commission of the Venerable Synodical Conference, has looked through the two reports of the Eastern District of the Venerable Missouri Synod. The one for the year 1888 contains proceedings on the requirements for preserving unity in the Spirit. According to the report for the year 1889, the call to the ministry of the servants of the church was the subject of the doctrinal discussions. The proceedings conducted are in accord with Scripture and correspond to the Confession of our Lutheran Church.
Respectfully submitted by
M. H. Quehl.
Wm. F. Dreher.

8. Report on the Synodical Reports of the Wisconsin District of the Venerable Synod of Missouri for 1888 and 1889.

The undersigned committee has looked through the synodical reports of the Wisconsin District of the Venerable Synod of Missouri, Ohio and other States, for the years 1888 and 1889, and has found nothing in them that would be contrary to the pure doctrine of our Lutheran Church.

Milwaukee, Wis., 9 July 1890. W. Dammann.
B. P. Nommensen.