# Synodical Conference Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1902_S83
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of the Evangelical Lutheran Synodical Conference of North America. 1902. 83

The undersigned Committee has, on commission of the Honorable Presidium, conscientiously examined the report of the Honorable Wisconsin Synod for the year 1896 and found nothing in it that would be contrary to the Word of God and the confession of the Evangelical Lutheran Church. Subject of the doctrinal discussions: "Theses on Matters Indifferent [*Mitteldinge*]." This doctrine, which reaches so deeply into Christian life, has been treated carefully and thoroughly in the report named.

H. Sprengeler.
J. Schlerf.

The undersigned Committee has, on commission of the Honorable Presidium, conscientiously examined the report of the Honorable Wisconsin Synod for the year 1899 and found nothing in it that would be contrary to the Word of God and the confession of the Evangelical Lutheran Church. Subject of the doctrinal discussions: "The Hope of Christians."

Georg Küchle.
H. G. Schmidt.

The undersigned Committee has, on commission of the Honorable Presidium, conscientiously examined the report of the Honorable Wisconsin Synod for the year 1900 and found nothing in it that would be contrary to the Word of God and the confession of the Evangelical Lutheran Church. Subject of the doctrinal discussions: "Theses on Spiritism."

W. H. Matthes.
J. Strasen.

The undersigned Committee has, on commission of the Honorable Presidium, conscientiously examined the report of the Honorable Wisconsin Synod for the year 1901 and found nothing in it that would be contrary to the Word of God and the confession of the Evangelical Lutheran Church. Subject of the doctrinal discussions: "Christian Edification."

G. H. A. Löber.
H. Sprengeler.

The undersigned Committee has, on commission of the Honorable Presidium, conscientiously examined the report of the Honorable Ev. Luth. Synod of Missouri and other States (printed in English) for the year 1901 and found nothing in it that would be contrary to the Word of God and the confession of the Evangelical Lutheran Church. Subject of the doctrinal discussions: "Why do I Believe the Bible is God's Word?" H. H. Ebert.

H. Knuth.