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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.

The alphabetical run is here in full, Abendmahl through Wunder, assembled from five scans: two archive.org items, a pair from Google Books that closes what had looked like a gap in the middle of the alphabet, and the archive.org tail. With it are the Beichtreden appendix, Eckhardt's own printed Register, and the separate 1913 treatise Die Schule, bound in with the later volumes and kept here under its own heading.

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Headwords are spelled as Eckhardt set them, so the filter folds the differences that would otherwise hide them — Sklaverei finds Sclaverei, Konkordienformel finds Concordienformel. What you see listed is always the printed spelling.

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

The German below is machine transcription of the 1907–1917 print (tesseract, Fraktur model) and has not been proof-read against the page. Read it as a finding aid: the citations are what it is for, and a garbled word is a defect of our OCR, not of Eckhardt.

1 entry under bochzeit.

Bochzeit

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Homiletik. 20. Sonntagnach Trin. — Ev. Die himmliſche Hochzeit. a. Die Hochzeitsſeier. b. Die Hochzeitsgäſte. „ Das Hochzeitskleid. — Ziethe, Im. 565. Was dazu gehört, daß wir des Hochzeitsmahles unſeres Himmelskönigs recht frob werden. Daß wir a. die hohe Herrlichkeit dieſes Hochzeitsmahles erkennen, b. es al ein ſolches erkennen, das auch uns bereitet iſt, c. wir uns als ſolche erkennen, die ſich durch Gottes Gnade zu ſeinem Hochzeitsmahle in rechter Weiſe eingefunden he ben. — Ma. 12, 31. Kommt zur Hochzeit! a. Wer dieſen Ruf ergehen läßt, b. an wen er ergeht. c. wie er aufgenommen wird. — Ma. 16, 316. Kommt zur Hochzeit! a. Kommt nur getroſt! b. Aber kommt nicht ohne das hochzeitliche Kleid. — Ma. 22, 301. Von den Verächtern der königlichen Hochzeit. a. Den offenbaren, b. den ver— borgenen. — Ma. 22, 308. Hüte dich, daß die Einladung zur Hochzeit nicht vergeblich an dich ergeht. a. Für die offenbaren Verächter iſt ſie gewiß vergeblich. b. Für viele ſcheint ſie nich: vergeblich, aber der gute Schein entſcheidet nicht. c. Zuletzt iſt ſie doch vergeblit für viele, die ſich vielleicht die beſte Hoffnung gemacht haben. — Hön. Ent. 471. Eine ernſte Mahnung aus dem Gleichnis von der königlichen Hochzeit. Daß wir a. die Einladung nicht unbeachtet laſſen, b. uns nicht mit einem bloßen Schein begnügen. — Ma. 13, 348. Was predigt uns das Gleichnis von der Hochzeit des Königsſohnes? Die Größe a. der Güte Gottes, b. der Vosheit der Menſchen, die dieſe Güte verachten, c. des Zorns Gottes, der dieſe Verächter trifft. — Ma. 10, 341. Was lehrt uns Chriſtus im Gleichnis von der königlichen Hochzeit? a. Wie groß die Liebe Gottes gegen uns ſei. b. Wie von ſo vielen dieſe Liebe zu ihrem Ver— derben verachtet wird. — Ma. 9, 314. Das hochzeitliche Kleid. Homiletik. 20. Sonntag nach Trin. Das hochzeitliche Kleid. a. Was es ſei? b. Wie nötig es ſei. c. Wie es er. langt werde. — Ma. 15, 314. Von dem hochzeitlichen Kleid, in welchem wir vor Gott erſcheinen ſollen. a. Daß wir dieſes Kleid ſelbſt nicht haben. b. Wie es uns Chriſtus bereitet hat. Wie wir es anziehen und darin getroſt vor Gott erſcheinen ſollen. — Walth. Ent. 259. The wedding garment worn at the marriage of the lamb. a. What that wedding garment is, b. how indispensibly necessary it is. —Kueg. 4. 605. Wie können wir vor Gott beſtehen? a. Wir bedürfen eines Kleides, wenn wir vor Gott beſtehen wollen. b. In einem ſelbſtgewirkten Kleide können wir nicht vor Gott beſtehen. c. Wir können nur in einem Kleide beſtehen, das uns von Gott ſelb'it geſchenkt wird. — Ma. 1, 307. The wedding garment. a. Without it no man can become a guest at the heavenly wedding, b. no man possesses this wedding garment of himself, c. the host Himself furnishes this wedding garment.Mag. 7, 145. Das hochzeitliche Kleid. a. Worin es beſteht. b. Wie niemand ohne dasſelbe von Gott angenommen wird. — Ma. 22, 301. Mein Freund! Wie ſteht es bei dir mit dem hochzeitlichen Kleide? a. Sorgſſt du auch um dasſelbe? b. Bedenke, daß du ohne dasſelbe vor Gott nicht beſtehen kannſt! — Ma. 22, 301. ö Das hochzeitliche Kleid. a. Wie der Papſt es geraubt, b. Luther wiedergebracht hat, —. ſich daher niemand entſchuldigen kann, wenn er es nicht hat. — Hön Ent. 473.

AI translation · machine

Homiletics. 20th Sunday after Trinity. — Gospel. The heavenly wedding. a. The wedding celebration. b. The wedding guests. c. The wedding garment. — Ziethe, Im. 565. What is needed for us to rightly rejoice over the wedding feast of our heavenly King. That we a. recognize the high glory of this wedding feast, b. recognize it as one prepared for us as well, c. recognize ourselves as ones who, by God's grace, have found our way to his wedding feast in the right manner. — Ma. 12, 31. Come to the wedding! a. Who issues this call, b. to whom it is issued, c. how it is received. — Ma. 16, 316. Come to the wedding! a. Come with confidence! b. But do not come without the wedding garment. — Ma. 22, 301. On those who despise the royal wedding. a. The open despisers, b. the hidden ones. — Ma. 22, 308. Beware that the invitation to the wedding does not go out to you in vain. a. For open despisers it is certainly in vain. b. For many it seems not to be in vain, but a good appearance does not decide the matter. c. In the end it is nevertheless in vain for many who perhaps had formed the best hopes. — Hön. Ent. 471. A serious warning from the parable of the royal wedding. That we a. not leave the invitation unheeded, b. not content ourselves with a mere appearance. — Ma. 13, 348. What does the parable of the wedding of the king's son preach to us? The greatness a. of God's goodness, b. of the wickedness of men who despise this goodness, c. of God's wrath, which strikes these despisers. — Ma. 10, 341. What does Christ teach us in the parable of the royal wedding? a. How great God's love toward us is. b. How this love is despised, to their ruin, by so many. — Ma. 9, 314. The wedding garment. Homiletics. 20th Sunday after Trinity. The wedding garment. a. What it is. b. How necessary it is. c. How it is obtained. — Ma. 15, 314. On the wedding garment in which we are to appear before God. a. That we do not have this garment of ourselves. b. How Christ has prepared it for us. c. How we are to put it on and appear confidently before God in it. — Walth. Ent. 259. The wedding garment worn at the marriage of the lamb. a. What that wedding garment is, b. how indispensably necessary it is. — Kueg. 4, 605. How can we stand before God? a. We need a garment if we wish to stand before God. b. In a self-made garment we cannot stand before God. c. We can only stand in a garment that is given to us by God himself. — Ma. 1, 307. The wedding garment. a. Without it no man can become a guest at the heavenly wedding, b. no man possesses this wedding garment of himself, c. the host himself furnishes this wedding garment. — Mag. 7, 145. The wedding garment. a. What it consists in. b. How no one is accepted by God without it. — Ma. 22, 301. My friend! How do things stand with you regarding the wedding garment? a. Do you also take care for it? b. Consider that without it you cannot stand before God! — Ma. 22, 301. The wedding garment. a. How the Pope robbed men of it, b. how Luther brought it back, c. so that no one can therefore excuse himself for not having it. — Hön. Ent. 473.

  • Ma. 12, 31
  • Ma. 16, 316
  • Ma. 22, 301
  • Ma. 22, 308
  • Hön. Ent. 471
  • Ma. 13, 348
  • Ma. 10, 341
  • Ma. 9, 314
  • Ma. 15, 314
  • Ent. 259
  • Kueg. 4. 605
  • Ma. 1, 307
  • Mag. 7, 145
  • Ma. 22, 301
  • Ma. 22, 301
  • Hön. Ent. 473

vol b, printed page 526 · scan: bub_gb_YkEUAAAAYAAJ/n0607

A citation shown like this names a volume the archive does not hold — most of Der Lutheraner and Lehre und Wehre past Jahrgang 10, and the five other series Eckhardt indexes, none of which are here. Those references are printed as Eckhardt set them rather than hidden: the reference is the useful thing even when we cannot serve the page. Page images of the Reallexikon itself are not served in this build; the scan note under each entry gives the item and image index in the archive.org copy.