The Lutheran Difference: Angels and Demons (Downloadable)

Cherubim. Angel of the Lord. Satan. Seraphim.

So many opinions. What do you believe?

(6 Sessions) As Lutherans interact with other Christians, they often struggle to explain their beliefs and practices. Although many Lutherans have learned the “what” of Lutheran doctrines, they do not always understand the “why.” Based on God's Word as faithfully reflected in the Lutheran Confessions, this study will help you to state clearly what you believe.

Contents

• About This Series
• Student Introduction
• An Overview of Christian Denominations
• Lutheran Facts
• Angels and Their Beginning
• Who and What Are Angels?
• Ranks and Number of Angels
• Good and Evil Angels (Demons)
• What Do Evil Angels Do?
• What Do Good Angels Do?
• Leader Guide Introduction
• Answers
• Appendix of Lutheran Teaching
• Glossary

Study includes leader guide, glossary of terms, comparison sections showing the beliefs of various denominations and church bodies, and an appendix of orthodox Lutheran teaching.

Author info - Rev. Armand Boehme is associate pastor of St. Paul Lutheran Church in Waseca, Minnesota. Currently on sabbatical, Pastor Boehme is serving as the volunteer theological educator at People of God Evangelical Lutheran Seminary in Almaty, Kazakhstan.

The Lutheran Difference series identifies how Lutherans differ from other Christian denominations and shows from the Bible why Lutherans differ. If you are a Lutheran, these studies will prepare you to share your faith. If you are not a Lutheran, they will help you understand the Lutheran difference.

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