# Synodical Conference Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1892_S54
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54 Proceedings of the fourteenth convention

in accordance with the Word of God. It contains a discussion of the question: "What does Holy Scripture say concerning its dignity and its origin?"
M. Tirmenstein.
C. Gausewitz.

The undersigned has read the report of the Kansas District of the Reverend Synod of Missouri, Ohio and Other States, containing an excellent treatise on the duty of the Lutheran Christians of this country to lead a good walk of life toward unbelievers and the false-believing, and has found it in accordance with the Word of God.
O. Hoyer.

At the instance of the Reverend President Bading, the undersigned have examined the synodical report of the Minnesota and Dakota District of the Reverend Missouri Synod for the year 1891. The report contains an excellent *Referat* [paper read to the convention] on the Fifth Commandment. We found everything in it in accordance with the Word of God.
J. Schaller.
C. J. Albrecht.

The undersigned has read synodical reports 4 and 5 of the Middle District of the Reverend Missouri Synod and found nothing in them contrary to Holy Scripture and the confession of our Church.
J. Haase.

The undersigned, in accordance with the commission received, have gone through the doctrinal proceedings of the Nebraska District for the years 1888, 1889 and 1891 closely and report on them as follows: The report for the year 1888 treats the important doctrine of "God's Nature and Attributes." In a doctrinal, clear and at the same time edifying manner, there is set before all believing Christians in it, on the ground of the whole of Holy Scripture, as well as from the Apostles' Creed, the existence of the living God, and also His various attributes, and they are earnestly impressed upon the heart. The report for the year 1889 treats, in four theses, the very timely question: "How do we truly Lutheran Christians of this country prove ourselves good stewards of the manifold grace of God?" What has been said of the first report holds in full measure also of the exposition of the four theses of this doctrinal subject. The report for the year 1891 deals with "Original Sin." The six theses and treatment presented on this doctrine agree completely with the whole Word of God and the confession of our Lutheran Church.
M. H. Pankow.
C. Ferd. Julius Kaiser.

The undersigned, commissioned by the Right Reverend President of the Synodical Conference [*Synodalconferenz*] to go through the report of the proceedings of the Western District of the Synod of Missouri, Ohio and Other States at its convention of the previous year, have undertaken their task and examined it. The doctrinal proceedings had as their subject "the right doctrine of the call to the holy ministry in its importance for pastors and congregations." We find them thoroughly in accordance with the Word of God and can only wish that congregations as well as preachers of the Church may at all times remain conscious of the right doctrine on this point and hold to it accordingly.
T. Thiele.
E. A. Notz.

The undersigned has examined the report of the Wisconsin District of the Missouri Synod, dealing with the 17th thesis of the theses which seek to answer the question: "What are the qualities of a well-grounded