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POSTILS, postillae. Marginal notes made in a book or writing for reference to other parts of the same, or some other book or writing.

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(15.) "Advent Church Postils," (1521), WA 7:502, 34 f.: "Quando autem pene universa scriptura totiusque Theologiae cognitio pendet in recta cognitione legis et Euangelii (Nearly the entire Scripture and the knowledge of all theology depends upon the correct understanding of law and gospel.)" Though nearly identical, this is not the Advent Postil on Matthew 11:2-10 translated in The Sermons of Martin Luther (Grand Rapids, Mich.: Baker Books, 1996) 1:87-113.
Cura religionis or two kingdoms: the late Luther on religion and the state in the lectures on Genesis (1)
Olson, "Matthias Flacius Faces the Netherlands Revolt"; Scott Hendrix, "The Reform of Marriage in Calvin's Geneva"; Robert Kolb, "Preaching the Christian Life: Ethical Instruction in the Postils of Martin Chemnitz"; Jeannine E.
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Second, under the title "Blossoms and Bouquets from Luther's Thought," he describes topical collections and reprints of various publications by Luther, such as postils, catechism, hymns, prayers, and prophetic predictions (chapter 7).
Martin Luther as Prophet, Teacher, and Hero: Images of the Reformer, 1520-1620

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