The Book of Concord: the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
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The Book of Concord: the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
Summary
The Book of Concord: the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church is a version, edition or translation[1].
Key Facts
- The Book of Concord: the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church authored the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church — author (P50): Martin Luther[2].
- The Book of Concord: the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church authored the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church — author (P50): Philipp Melanchthon[3].
- The Book of Concord: the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church authored the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church — author (P50): Jakob Andreae[4].
- The Book of Concord: the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church authored the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church — author (P50): Martin Chemnitz[5].
- The Book of Concord: the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church authored the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church — author (P50): David Chytraeus[6].
- The Book of Concord: the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church authored the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church — author (P50): Nikolaus Selnecker[7].
- The Book of Concord: the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church's instance of is recorded as the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church — instance of (P31): version, edition or translation[8].
- The Book of Concord: the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church was edited by the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church — editor (P98): Robert Kolb[9].
- The Book of Concord: the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church was edited by the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church — editor (P98): Timothy J. Wengert[10].
- The Book of Concord: the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church was published by the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church — publisher (P123): Fortress Press[11].
- The Book of Concord: the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church's place of publication is recorded as the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church — place of publication (P291): Minneapolis[12].
- The Book of Concord: the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church was published on 2000[13].
- The Book of Concord: the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church's edition or translation of is recorded as the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church — edition or translation of (P629): Book of Concord[14].
- The Book of Concord: the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church's translator is recorded as the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church — translator (P655): Robert Kolb[15].
- The Book of Concord: the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church's translator is recorded as the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church — translator (P655): Timothy Wengert[16].
- The Book of Concord: the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church's translator is recorded as the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church — translator (P655): Charles Arand[17].
- The Book of Concord: the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church's translator is recorded as the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church — translator (P655): Eric W. Gritsch[18].
- The Book of Concord: the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church's translator is recorded as the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church — translator (P655): James L. Schaaf[19].
- The Book of Concord: the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church's translator is recorded as the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church — translator (P655): Jane Strohl[20].
- The Book of Concord: the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church's translator is recorded as the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church — translator (P655): William Russell[21].
Body
Authorship and Creation
Authored works include the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church — author (P50): Martin Luther[2], a translator[22], 1483–1546[23], of Holy Roman Empire[24], specialised in theology[25]; the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church — author (P50): Philipp Melanchthon[3], an astronomer[26], 1497–1560[27], of Germany[28]; the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church — author (P50): Jakob Andreae[4], a theologian[29], 1528–1590[30], of Duchy of Württemberg[31], specialised in Lutheranism[32]; the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church — author (P50): Martin Chemnitz[5], a theologian[33], 1522–1586[34], of Germany[35]; the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church — author (P50): David Chytraeus[6], a historian[36], 1531–1600[37]; and the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church — author (P50): Nikolaus Selnecker[7], a writer[38], 1530–1592[39], of Holy Roman Empire[40]. Editors include the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church — editor (P98): Robert Kolb[9] and the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church — editor (P98): Timothy J. Wengert[10]. The Book of Concord: the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church was published by the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church — publisher (P123): Fortress Press[11].
Publication
The Book of Concord: the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church was released on 2000[13]. Its place of publication is recorded as the confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church — place of publication (P291): Minneapolis[12].