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Lutheran Theology / German-American Religious History: German Gospel Sermons with English Outlines by Adam Fahling is a substantial collection of Christ-centered sermons arranged around the traditional church year and its appointed Gospel readings. The full sermons are printed in German Fraktur type, with corresponding English outlines that summarize their central themes, Scripture lessons, and preaching structure.
Topics include Advent, Christmas, Epiphany, Lent, Easter, Christ’s miracles and parables, Christian faith, family life, and the struggle between Christianity and the world. This unusual format was created to assist ministers and readers who could not use German and English with equal fluency, making it especially interesting for Lutheran pastors, theologians, researchers, genealogists, and collectors of German-American church history.
Written by Adam Fahling, pastor of Martini Church in Hamtramck, Detroit, and published in 1928 by Concordia Publishing House of St. Louis. Hardcover containing 428 pages.
The original brown binding shows substantial age-related wear, including rubbing, fading, scuffs, bumped corners, worn edges, and significant fraying and cloth loss at the head of the spine. Gilt lettering remains visible. Page edges are toned and have several dark ink marks. Interior pages show general age toning but remain readable. No dust jacket. Please review all photographs for the exact condition.
SKU G-6
1928 German Gospel Sermons English Outlines Adam Fahling Lutheran Hardcover
$125.00
Topics include Advent, Christmas, Epiphany, Lent, Easter, Christ’s miracles and parables, Christian faith, family life, and the struggle between Christianity and the world. This unusual format was created to assist ministers and readers who could not use German and English with equal fluency, making it especially interesting for Lutheran pastors, theologians, researchers, genealogists, and collectors of German-American church history.
Written by Adam Fahling, pastor of Martini Church in Hamtramck, Detroit, and published in 1928 by Concordia Publishing House of St. Louis. Hardcover containing 428 pages.
The original brown binding shows substantial age-related wear, including rubbing, fading, scuffs, bumped corners, worn edges, and significant fraying and cloth loss at the head of the spine. Gilt lettering remains visible. Page edges are toned and have several dark ink marks. Interior pages show general age toning but remain readable. No dust jacket. Please review all photographs for the exact condition.
SKU G-6