Sermon Tone Analysis

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*The Sermon Notes of Harold Buls*
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*The Sermon Notes of Harold Buls *
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*On the Gospel Lessons of the Ingrian Lutheran Church of Russia *
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*Text from John 17:17-23 *
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*Easter VI *
1.
David Chryteaeus, one of Luther's students, called John 17 Jesus' High Priestly Prayer.
In this prayer He intercedes for the Church.
Cf.
Rom.
8:34; Heb.
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