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This is an important study of Lutheran preaching and biblical hermeneutics, correcting the common misperception that Luther and subsequent Lutherans rejected James. [...] Scholars of Lutheran biblical interpretation and Lutheran homiletics will want to read this careful, sophisticated, and well--documented work. Aaron Klink in: Lutheran Quarterly, Volume 32 (2018), issue 2, pp. 219-220

""This is an important study of Lutheran preaching and biblical hermeneutics, correcting the common misperception that Luther and subsequent Lutherans rejected James. [...] Scholars of Lutheran biblical interpretation and Lutheran homiletics will want to read this careful, sophisticated, and well--documented work."" Aaron Klink in: Lutheran Quarterly, Volume 32 (2018), issue 2, pp. 219-220 ""In summary, interested readers should not hesitate to pick up a copy of Lane's book. It provides an excellent, even if unavoidably brief, elucidation of sixteenthand seventeenth- century Lutheran history of interpretation of the book of James, the Lutheran postil tradition and the connection between Lutheran piety and the book of James. The book should leave many readers eager to learn more, and looking forward to future work from Lane on the subject."" Andrew J. Niggemann in: The Journal of Ecclesiastical History 70.3 (2019), 365-367

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Jason D. Lane, Concordia University Wisconsin, Mequon, USA.

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