# Lehre und Wehre_St. Louis Missouri_M rz 1861_S93
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Literary Notices.

K. K. Münkel, pastor at Oiste near Verden: The Day of Salvation. Gospel
sermons on the whole church year, together with Lenten and penitential-day
sermons. Verden, Steinhöfel bookshop, 1860. Octavo. 912 pp.

The author of these sermons is the editor of the excellent New
Gazette for the Affairs of the Lutheran Church, known to the readers
of "Lehre und Wehre" through its communications.

Nikolaus Hausmann, the Friend of Luther. Presented from historical
sources by Oswald Gottlob Schmidt, Licentiate of Theology and pastor
at Greifenhain near Frohburg. Leipzig, by C. F. Fleischer, 1860.
Octavo. 90 pp.

A monograph of the man of whom Luther says: "The Law is given to
the haughty, as to the city of N. N. and others. Likewise to the
hypocrites, who want and love many laws. But grace is promised to
the humble, afflicted, troubled, and poor, wretched hearts, for to these
belongs the forgiveness of sin; to grace belong M. Nicolaus Hausmann,
Cordatus, Philippus, and I."

The Life of Philipp Nicolai, late pastor at Wildungen, Unna, and
Hamburg. By R. Rocholl, pastor. Berlin, G. Schlawitz, 1860. Octavo.
9¼ sheets. 14 Groschen.

Argula von Grumbach, the Bavarian Tabitha. A portrait from the
Reformation era for Christian readers, presented by E. Engelhardt,
subrector in Schwabach. Nuremberg. Raw.

Wangemann, Dr., Seven Books of Prussian Church History. A
documentary account of the struggle for the Lutheran Church in the
19th century. Berlin, Wilh. Schultze. 3 volumes. 5 Thaler, 2½
Groschen.

Spiritual and Secular Matter for a Popular Exposition of Luther's
Small Catechism in Church, School, and Home. By K. H. Caspari,
pastor in Munich. 6th, newly revised edition, enlarged with an
appendix on the Table of Duties. Erlangen 1861. 546 pp. 1 Thaler.

"Saying, hymn, and story have here been richly and thoughtfully
gathered by a connoisseur of the wisdom of the marketplace, after
Schuppius' word: Sentiamus cum sapientibus, loquamur cum vulgo
[Let us think with the wise, but speak with the common people]."

Edifying Pieces in High and Low German. Meditations and sermons
by Casp. Huberinus, Joh. Spangenberg, and Pastor Harms. Halle,
Petersen 1860. 88 pp.

The Holy Scripture of the Old and New Testament, translated by Dr.
Martin Luther. Edition in large quarto. On copperplate-printing
paper. With initials, two title pages in woodcut, and a dedication leaf
in color print. Stuttgart, S. G. Liesching 1861.

"The present new edition of the Bible distinguishes itself among the
many already existing by its especially fine and luminous print within
ruled borders, on strong, finest paper, and by dignified arrangement,
though without illustrations in the text. Given the costly production,
the price