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| | Cantata BWV 177 - Discussions |
 | | For the text of this cantata Bach used a hymn by Johann Agricola (1494-1566). | | | The chorale melody is definitely not by Johann Agricola as it appears possibly to be even secular rather than sacred in origin, a contrafact that still remains to be traced to its true origin. | | | The anti-nomianistic subtone, which I still hear in it, even when Agricola Johann, is not the author, gives it an aspect of theological teaching (which is very normal for the first hymns of the Reformation, which were often complete catechisms)... |
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http://www.bach-cantatas.com/BWV177-D.htm
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| | The Standard Bearer: July 1, 2002 |
| | Agricola taught that the law and the gospel were totally opposed to each other, and that only the gospel ought to be preached in the church. | | | While Johann Agricola occupied an important place in the Lutheran Reformation, and while he could have been of inestimable help to the cause of the truth of Jesus Christ when that truth was being rescued from the clammy hands of the bishop of Rome, he forfeited his right to occupy this noble place. | | | Agricola claimed that repentance, the consciousness of sin which saved, and the fear of God arose out of the gospel, not out of the law. |
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http://www.prca.org/standard_bearer/volume78/2002jul01.html
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| | The prefect in question, Johann Gottlob Krause, whom Bach refused to acknowledge, had already left the Thomasschule in 1737. | | | That seems to imply that the two were on friendly terms; it is likelier that they became so between 1700 and 1702 than at any later date. | | | This seems to have come as a severe blow to Bach. |
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| | MARTIN LUTHER’S LETTERS |
| | TO JOHANN BERCKEN, AUG. PRIOR IN MAINE Luther thanks him for his kindness to a fugitive monk. | | | TO JOHANN VON STAUPITZ To Staupitz, his Superior and Father in Christ Jesus. | | | I remember, reverend father, that among the many comforting words with which you consoled me, was that of Repentance — that word with which the Lord Jesus in such a marvelous manner was wont to strengthen His people. |
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| | Cornerstone Magazine - The Voice of Jesus People USA |
| | Agricola taught with some truth that genuine repentance and remission of sin could only be secured under the gospel by the contemplation of Christ's love. | | | Twentieth-century church historian Robert D. Linder concurs: “Agricola argued that people were sufficiently motivated by hearing of Christ’s sacrifice for their sins that the preaching of the law was unnecessary and perhaps even harmful. | | | The first is produced by the law, the second by the gospel. |
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http://www.cornerstonemag.com/features/iss123/gothard6.htm
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| | The Sacrament of the Altar |
| | But they do not strike the simple lay faith in transubstantiation; this sort of faith is the one which enjoys Luther's tolerance as described above. | | | No one accuses Luther of wanting to make the Sacrament vanish in a spiritual direction when he denied transubstantiation and said that bread remained. | | | In doing so, one had avoided putting the created bread into any kind of relation to Christ's holy body. |
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| | HISTORY OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH* |
| | In this document the chief articles of faith are more cautiously worded so as to admit of an evangelical interpretation, but the Roman ceremonies are retained, as adiaphora, or things indifferent, which do not compromise the conscience nor endanger salvation. | | | Calvin published the imperial proclamation and the text of the Interim in full, and then gave his reasons why it could never bring peace to the Church. | | | He combined a mystical with a sceptical tendency. |
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http://www.biblestudyguide.org/history/schaff/8_ch15.htm
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| | Events in Religion and Philosophy |
| | Agricola verurteilte das Gesetz als Uebertrag vom Alten Testament. | | | From his youth he had wanted to enter a monastery and become a priest. | | | Hermes was a Roman Catholic theologian who was a follower of the systems of Immanuel Kant. |
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http://courseweb.stthomas.edu/paschons/language_http/PTR/april.html
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| | I.C.M. - SW MN WordAlone |
| | A revised Eucharistic prayer ordered up by the elector was presented at a conference at Jüterbog in 1548. | | | “What is necessary,” wrote Dom Odo Casel, a major influence on the Second Vatican Council, “is a living, active sharing in the redeeming deed of Christ.”[3] Prominent theologian, Karl Rahner, teaches the same: the sacrifice of the Mass exists only to effect a participation in Christ’s supreme act. | | | “If Luther were alive now,” burbled Agricola,, “and only heard that the mass…was only a commemorative and eucharistic sacrifice he would live ten years longer for joy.” [16] |
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http://www.icmnews.org/ICMNwsltr/Articles/OKO1.htm
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| | Philipp Melanchthon (1497-1560) |
| | In his “Instructions for Visitors” articles of 1528 he urged pastors to instruct people in the necessity of repentance and to bring the threat of the law to bear upon men in order to instill faith. | | | In the Loci of 1535 Melanchthon sought to put the fact of the coexistence of justification and good works in the believer on a secure basis by declaring the latter “necessary” to eternal life. | | | German author of the Confession of Augsburg of the Lutheran Church (1530), humanist, Reformer, theologian, and educator. |
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http://www.hfac.uh.edu/gbrown/philosophers/leibniz/BritannicaPages/Melanchthon/Melanchthon.html
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| | Timeline Germany to 1820 |
| | 1724 Apr 7, Johann S. Bach's "St. John Passion" premiered in Leipzig. | | | 1729 Apr 15, Johann S. Bach's "Matthew Passion" premiered in Leipzig. | | | The authority of their work, which was a synthesis of folk beliefs that had until then been manifested in local outbursts of witch finding, lasted through the European witch craze of the next three centuries. |
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http://timelines.ws/countries/GERM_TO_1820.HTML
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| | MELANCHTHON, FHILIPP (1... - Online Information article about MELANCHTHON, FHILIPP (1... |
| | In the Loci of 1535 Melanchthon sought to put the fact of the co-existence of justification and good works in the believer on a secure basis by declaring the latter necessary to eternal life, though the believer's destiny thereto is already fully guaranteed in his justification. | | | July 8, 1519), at which he was See also: | | | George Schwartzerd, was an armourer under the See also: |
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http://encyclopedia.jrank.org/MEC_MIC/MELANCHTHON_FHILIPP_1497155o_.html
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| | Johann Agricola - Columbia Encyclopedia® article about Johann Agricola |
| | Johann Amadeus Francis de Paula, Baron of Thugut | | | This information should not be considered complete, up to date, and is not intended to be used in place of a visit, consultation, or advice of a legal, medical, or any other professional. | | | He was born at Eisleben and is sometimes called Magister Islebius. |
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http://columbia.thefreedictionary.com/Johann+Agricola
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| | The choral work has been called "the supreme cultural achievement of all Western civilization," and even the radical skeptic Friedrich Nietzsche (1844-1900) admitted upon hearing it, "One who has completely forgotten Christianity truly hears it here as gospel." | | | He is known for his argument that faith is the precondition of knowledge ("credo ut intelligam"), his "satisfaction theory" of the atonement ("No one but one who is God-man can make the satisfaction by which man is saved") and for his ontological argument for God's existence. | | | He studied under Martin Luther at Wittenberg, and the two worked closely until Agricola embraced antinomianism—an overextension of the doctrine of "justification by faith" that asserted Christians are exempt from the need to observe any moral law. |
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http://www.lanettfumc.com/ch0403.htm
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| | ABBOTT, EDWIN, a learned Broad Church theologian and man of letters; wrote, besides other works, a volume of sermons "Through Nature to Christ"; esteemed insistence on miracles injurious to faith; _b_. | | | AILLY, PIERRE D', a cardinal of the Romish Church, and eminent as a theologian, presided at the council of Constance which condemned Huss (1350-1420). | | | AB`ELARD, PETER, a theologian and scholastic philosopher of French birth, renowned for his dialectic ability, his learning, his passion for Héloïse, and his misfortunes; made conceivability the test of credibility, and was a great teacher in his day (1079-1142). |
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http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/docs/books/gutenberg/1/2/3/4/12342/12342-8.txt
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| | Common Heresies as Identified by the |
| | The doctrine was advanced by the celebrated monk and theologian Pelagius (c.355–c.425). | | | Of or relating to the doctrine of antinomianism. | | | Among traditional usages, they distinguish three forms of grace: G-d's communication of Himself to the Christian soul is grace; the favorable attitude of G-d toward the soul is grace; the ontological modification of Christian life by G-d's favor is grace. |
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| | Advent Lutheran Church - This Month In Lutheran History - February |
| | - Dietrich Bonhoeffer, German-Lutheran theologian who led the opposition to Nazification of the German Protestant Church, was born. | | | - Johann Agricola, the German reformer who studied under Luther at Wittenberg and served as his secretary at the Leipzig Disputation, was born at Eisleben. | | | Johann Schaller, confirmed and sent to America by Wilhelm Loehe; pastor of Trinity, St. Louis (1854-1872); president of the Western District, LCMS (1857-1863); and professor at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis (1872-1887), was born. |
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| | Milton and Radical Sects |
| | This concept runs counter to the Calvinist doctrine of predestination: that certain people (the "Elect" or "the saints") are chosen by God from eternity for salvation; for stricter Calvinists, God has chosen others for damnation. | | | Apparently popular among Gnostic sects, antinomianism was revived among the Anabaptists and by Johann Agricola, a one-time student of Martin Luther who retracted his position after arguments with Luther and Luther's associate Philip Melanchthon. | | | -century Dutch Protestant theologian Jacobus Arminius (Jacob Harmensen), especially his radical version of free will: that salvation was possible for all, not just for the elect. |
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| | Lutherstadt Eisleben |
| | Martin Rinckart - theologian in Eisleben, author of reformation dramatics and church songs | | | foundation of the protestant "Knabenschule" (school of boys) in Eisleben, the headmaster was untill 1536 Johann Agricola | | | the theologian Martin Rinckart (1586 - 1649) is teacher at the grammar school |
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| | He also tried to put into practise his program of a renewal of the Roman Catholic Church in accordance with the principles of the primitive Church. | | | He studied at the University of Erfurt 1516-18, then interrupted his studies and became parish schoolmaster in Vacha; after that he continued work at the University of Wittenberg for twenty-eight weeks | | | In 1533 Count Hoyer of Mansfeld called him as minister to St. Andrew's in Eisleben, where he as preacher and pastor of a small number of Roman Catholics experienced five years of bitter struggle with Johann Agricola, Giittel, Cordatus, Coelius, Kymaeus, Balthasar Raidt, and especially with Jonas. |
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| | New Titles - Divinity |
| | 2003] Title: Selected spiritual writings of Anne Dutton : eighteenth-century, British-Baptist, woman theologian / compiled and with an introduction by Joann Ford Watson. | | | Title: Gesetz, Evangelium und Busse : theologiegeschichtliche Studien zum Verh*altnis zwischen dem jungen Johann Agricola (Eisleben) und Martin Luther / Steffen Kjeldgaard-Pedersen ; [aus dem D*anischen *ubersetzt von Monika Wesemann] Publication info: Leiden : Brill, 1983. |
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| | Agricola - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Mikael Agricola, Finnish theologian, reformer and "The Father of Finnish written language". | | | Gnaeus Julius Agricola, Roman general, whose biography was written by the historian Tacitus. | | | Agricola can refer to a number of different topics and people, including: |
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| | Today in History - September 22 |
| | Agricola fled to Berlin, and the elector Joachim II of Brandenburg took him into his favor, appointing him court preacher and general superintendent, offices that he held until his death. | | | He became a friend of Martin Luther in 1519, though after 1540 the relationship deteriorated over the authority of the Mosaic Law in believers' and nonbelievers' lives. | | | Agricola's career in Brandenburg became one of great activity and influence. |
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http://chi.lcms.org/history/tih0922.htm
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| | CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Humanism |
| | Johann Pfefferkorn, a baptized Jew, had declared the Talmud a deliberate insult to Christianity, and had procured from the emperor a mandate suppressing Hebrew works. | | | Johann Reuchlin (1455-1522), the "phoenix of Germany", was skilled in all the branches of knowledge that were then cultivated. | | | Closely associated with the latter was Abbot Johannes Trithemius (1462-1516), a man of universal attainments. |
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| | Johann I of Saxony - Please see John I of Saxony... | | | Johann Eck - Johann Eck (November 13, 1486 - February 13, 1543) was a 16th century theologian and defender of Catholicism during the Protestant Reforma... | | | Johann of Nepomuk - Please see John of Nepomuk... |
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| | Gottfried Friedrich Christian Lucke Gottfried Christian Friedrich Lucke (theologian. | | | Johann Friedrich Endersch Johann Friedrich Endersch was a 1755 completed a beautiful map Warmia titled: "Tabula Geograph... | | | Friedrich Hölderlin Johann Christian Friedrich Hölderlin (Romantic schools. |
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| | Cantata BWV 210 - Commentary |
| | Judging by the time of their origin between 1738 and 1741, the parts were written by Johann Friedrich Agricola, a pupil of Bach's at Leipzig. | | | Further proof is submitted by the text itself, The work is a wedding cantata, performed in honour of a very influential man, who apparently loved music very much. | | | The verses, "Nothing in all of wisdom’s treasures can so delight you as the art of sweet tones
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| | Abbon or Abbo, St (c.945-1004) Benedictine monk, theologian, and chronicler, born in Orléans... | | | Agricola, Rudolphus (1443-85) Humanist, born near Groningen, The Netherlands. | | | Agricola, Gnaeus Julius (40-93) Roman statesman and soldier... |
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| | Today in History - April 20 |
| | One of the greatest scholars of the Reformation era, he helped translate the New Testament into Low German and wrote a commentary on the Psalms. | | | A close friend and ardent associate of Martin Luther from 1519, he helped Luther translate Bible. | | | Johannes Bugenhagen (1485-1558), from Pomerania in northern Germany, was appointed pastor of Wittenberg in 1523 through the efforts of Martin Luther and thus served as Luther's own pastor and confessor. |
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| | Dolmetsch Online - Composers Biography A - Ah |
| | In 1762 Johann Christian Bach, the eleventh son of Sebastian, came to London, and the friendship between him and Abel led, in 1764 or 1765, to the establishment of the famous concerts subsequently known as the Bach and Abel concerts. | | | He studied under Johann Sebastian Bach at the Leipzig Thomasschule; played for ten years (1748-1758) under A. Hasse in the band formed at Dresden by the elector of Saxony; and then, going to England, became (in 1759) chamber-musician to Queen Charlotte. | | | For ten years these were organized by Mrs Comelys, whose enterprises were then the height of fashion. |
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| | Agricola |
| | This is a disambiguation page, that is, one that just points to other pages that might otherwise have the same name. | | | The historian Tacitus's biography of Gnaeus Julius Agricola | | | Brought to you by TravelSources and the Beaches and Towns Network, LLC. |
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| | National Review: Stealing Jesus: How Fundamentalism Betrays Chri... @ HighBeam Research |
| | While doctrines are only "metaphorical statements" (a statement caricaturing the complex business of what is called analogia entis), certain theologians are reliable: principally John Shelby Spong, who calls Bawer "one of this nation's premier religious commentators," and Hans Kung ("perhaps the most distinguished theologian of our time"). | | | The thesis of Stealing Jesus is an antinomian heresy rooted in gnostic dualism about the flesh and spirit. | | | On the down side, St. Augustine and other early Fathers gave us at least 1,046 doctrines, of which "only nine concern love." It is also outrageous, I suppose, that not a single clause of the U.S. Constitution concerns oxygen. |
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| | Arabs in Persia are impressed by gardening concept of chahar bagh. | | | Emperor Yoshimasa of Japan made flower arrangement part of universal education. | | | Venerable Bede, Saint Bede (673-735) English historian, scholar, and theologian. |
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| | Martin Luther - Theologian, born 10 November 1483, German monk who started Protestant Reformation | | | Johann Agricola - Agricola, Johann or Johannes, c.1494–1566, German Protestant minister, whose family name was... |
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| | The term was first used during the Reformation by Martin Luther to describe the opinions of the German preacher Johann Agricola. | | | Views more extreme than his were afterward advocated by some of the English nonconformists and by the Anabaptists." 15 | | | The Antinomian Controversy of this time, in which Luther took a very active part, terminated in 1540 in a retraction by Agricola. |
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| | Johann: Information From Answers.com |
| | A notable bearer was Johann Gutenberg, the inventor of the printing press in the 15th century. | | | Other famous bearers include German composer Johann Sebastian Bach, Austrian composers Johann Strauss and his son Johann Strauss Junior, and German novelist and poet Johann Goethe. |
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| | Johann Sebastian Bach: Texts of the Complete Vocal Works with English Translation and Commentary | | | Peter Abelard, abbot, theologian, philosopher (21 Apr 1142): A brief biography | | | Martin Agricola (real name Sore) (1486 - 1556) |
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| | Guitarrabarva Encyclopedia of The Classical Guitar |
| | According to Turnbull, Agricola used the term "quinterna" for a guitar a century before Praetorius. | | | He along with Vladimir Borbi are editors of Guitar Review. | | | David, Johann Nepomuk (November 30, 1895 - 1977) |
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| | Today in History ~ December 2 |
| | 1719 - Pasquier Quesnel, French theologian (La Foi), dies at 85 | | | 1774 - Johann Friedrich Agricola, German (court)composer/organist, dies at 54 | | | 1845 - Johannes Simon Mayr, composer, dies at 82 |
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http://twotrees.www.50megs.com/attic/history/12/02.html
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| | 22 Sep History: This Date |
| | 1738 Johann Ludwig Ernst Morgenstern, German artist who died on 13 November 1819. |
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