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Eckhardt's Homiletisches Reallexikon, 1907–1917

A cumulative subject index to seven Missouri Synod periodicals, compiled by E. (Ernest) Eckhardt (1868–1939) and printed at St. Louis between 1907 and 1917. Under each headword it sets numbered theses, and beside each thesis the places where the periodicals had treated it — by volume and page, running twenty years past the last of Der Lutheraner's own registers. Where the archive holds the volume a citation names, the citation below is a link to that page.

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4,478 entries under 828 headwords, carrying 129,203 citations and 2,331 fragments too damaged to read · built 2026-09-16. uncorrected OCR

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11 entries under advent.

Advent

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Homiletik. Sonnt. nach Trin. Epi.

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Homiletics. Sunday after Trinity. Epistle.

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1. Leget den alten Menſchen ab

1. Leget den alten Menſchen ab. a. was das für ein Menſch ſei. b. wie und warum man ihn ablegen ſoll. — (Nebe, Epi. 3, 420.)

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1. Put off the old man. a. What kind of man this is. b. How and why one should put him off. — (Nebe, Epi. 3, 420.)

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2. Auf welche Weiſe es in dem gläubigen Chriſten hergehen müſſe, wenn wirklich ein ſtetiges Abnehmen des alten und ein ſtetiges Zunehmen des neuen Menſchen er⸗ 290.

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2. In what manner things must proceed in the believing Christian if there is really to be a steady decrease of the old and a steady increase of the new man. Ma. 290.

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3. Woran erkennt man einen rechtſchaffenen Chriſten? Nicht daran, daß er den hat, ſondern daran, daß er ihn ablegt. — (Ma. 5. 321.) Advent. Abhandlungen. 377. 1905, 385. 84, 185. 48—-49, 122. 88, 193. Nebe. Min. 88, 51. Ka. 1903, 47. Walth. Epi. 7. Adventstexte: Theol. Quart. 1904, 253 — 255. Ma. 18, 371. Guter Rat für Adventszeit. Luth. 1. Die Adventszeit iſt a. nicht von Gott vorgeſchrieben, b. eine alte, kirchliche Sitte, die wahrſcheinlich aus der Zeit des Caſarius von Arelate ſtammt. c. war früher Faſtenzeit. In der lutheriſchen Kirche werden Hochzeiten und öffentliche Luſtbarkeiten unter laſſen. d. iſt von den reformierten Kirchen abgeſchafft worden. e. zählte früher fünf Sonntage, jetzt nur vier. —Jeder Adventsſonntag repräſentiert ein Jahrtauſend vor Chriſti Geburt. 2. Die Adventszeit iſt eine ſegensreiche Zeit. Sie er⸗ innert uns an das dreifache Kommen Chriſti. . ins Fleiſch. — b. in unſer Herz durchs Wort. Gnadenadvent. C. zum Gericht. 3. Sie iſt darum a. eine Zeit der Sehnſucht und Hoffnung. b. ein Bild der Wartezeit im alten Teſtament. c. eine Vorbereitungszeit auf Weihnacht. d. eine Zeit des fröhlichen Eintritts in ein neues Kir⸗ chenjahr, da Chriſtus wieder zu uns kommt im Wort. e. eine Zeit ſeliger Hoffnung: der Bräutigam wird bald rufen. tnadenadvent. Homiletik. 1. Advent. Ev. 1. Daß Chriſtus noch immer ſeinen Einzug in unſeren Kirchen hält, ſo oft darin Gottes Wort gepredigt wird. a. wie wahr und gewiß. b. wie warnend und ſtrafend. c. wie tröſtlich und ermunternd. — Ma. 5, 327. 20, 364. 2. Der Gnadeneinzug in unſere Herzen: a. wodurch dieſer Einzug veranſtaltet wird. b. wer ſich auf dieſen Einzug gefaßt halten dürfe. c. was Chriſtus bei ſeinem H91 mitbringe. d. wie der Menſch dieſen Einzug feſtlich feiern müſſe. Walth. Feſl. 3. 3. Chriſti Einzug in Jeruſalem ein Bild ſeines geiſtlichen Einzug bei uns. a. in Abſicht auf ſeine Bereitung. b. ſein Kommen. c. den Empfang. — Ma. 3, 342.

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3. By what does one recognize a genuine Christian? Not by his not having the old Adam, but by his putting him off. — (Ma. 5, 321.) Advent. Essays. 377. 1905, 385. 84, 185. 48—49, 122. 88, 193. Nebe. Min. 88, 51. Ka. 1903, 47. Walth. Epi. 7. Advent texts: Theol. Quart. 1904, 253—255. Ma. 18, 371. Good counsel for the Advent season. Luth. 1. Advent a. Is not prescribed by God, b. Is an old church custom, which probably dates from the time of Caesarius of Arles. c. Was formerly a fasting season. In the Lutheran church weddings and public entertainments are refrained from. d. Has been abolished by the Reformed churches. e. Formerly counted five Sundays, now only four. — Each Sunday in Advent represents a millennium before Christ's birth. 2. Advent is a season full of blessing. It reminds us of the threefold coming of Christ. a. Into the flesh. b. Into our heart through the Word. The advent of grace. c. To judgment. 3. It is therefore a. A time of longing and hope. b. A picture of the time of waiting in the Old Testament. c. A time of preparation for Christmas. d. A time of joyful entry into a new church year, since Christ comes to us again in the Word. e. A time of blessed hope: the bridegroom will soon call. The advent of grace. Homiletics. 1st Sunday in Advent. Gospel. 1. That Christ still continues to make his entry into our churches, as often as God's Word is preached in them. a. How true and certain this is. b. How warning and reproving. c. How comforting and encouraging. — Ma. 5, 327. 20, 364. 2. The entry of grace into our hearts: a. By what this entry is brought about. b. Who may hold himself ready for this entry. c. What Christ brings with him at his entry. d. How man must festively celebrate this entry. Walth. Fest. 3. 3. Christ's entry into Jerusalem, a picture of his spiritual entry among us. a. With regard to its preparation. b. His coming. c. The reception. — Ma. 3, 342.

Ma. 5. 321
Min. 88, 51
Ka. 1903, 47
Walth. Epi. 7
Theol. Quart. 1904, 253 — 255
Ma. 18, 371
Luth. 1
Luth. 1904, 369 margin
Luth. 1904, 369. 370 margin
Luth. 1904, 369 margin
Luth. 5, 122 margin
Luth. 5, 122. 84, 185 margin
Theol. Quart. 1904, 251 margin
Theol. Quart. 1904, 251. 252 margin
Luth. 1904, 377 margin
Min. 88. 51 margin
Ma. 5, 326 margin
Ka. 1903, 17 margin
Luth. 5, 122 margin
Theol. Quart. 1904, 252 margin
Theol. Quart. 1904, 252. 253 margin
Walth. Epi. 7 margin
Min. 88, 51 margin
Luth. 1904, 370 margin
Luth. 1904, 370 margin
Luth. 1904, 370. 88, 193 margin
Luth. 1904, 370. 88, 193. 84 margin
Luth. 1904, 370. 88, 193. 84. 185 margin
Luth. 88 margin
Luth. 88. 193 margin
Luth. 88, 193 margin
Ma. 5, 327
Ma. 5, 327. 20, 364
Ma. 5, 327. 20, 364. 2
Ma. 3, 342
Luth. 1905. 393. Caſ. 35

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4. Was lehrt uns Chriſti Einzug in Jeruſalem? a

4. Was lehrt uns Chriſti Einzug in Jeruſalem? a. daß und wie Chriſtus auch bei uns einziehen wolle. b. wie ſich jeder gegen ihn zu verhalten habe. — Gna. 4. 5 Freitext. Off. 3, 20. Von dem geiſtlichen Kommen Chriſti. a. wie er uns ſein Kommen ankündigt. b. was er von uns erwartet. c. was er uns verheißt. — Ma. 5, 372.

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4. What does Christ's entry into Jerusalem teach us? a. That and how Christ also wants to enter among us. b. How each person is to conduct himself toward him. — Gna. 4. 5. Free text. Rev. 3:20. On the spiritual coming of Christ. a. How he announces his coming to us. b. What he expects of us. c. What he promises us. — Ma. 5, 372.

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Gna. 4. 5
Ma. 5, 372