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The meaning of AC XIV is not that one particular rite of ordination must be universally observed. But by committing themselves to the churchly process of examination, call, and ordination, the Reformers insisted that the functions may not be separated from the office. No layman may preach or administer the sacraments without first being given the full office of the holy ministry.

The public ministry

The One Thing Needful: Hearing and Praying the Word of God in the Daily Services of the Church by Paul L. Beisel, Ambassador of Reconciliation.

The Distinction Between Orthodox & Heterodox Churches, Thesis III (by Francis Pieper) was added to the titles at The Christian Church page of Theology of the Cross: The Faith Luther Confessed.

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Luther and Chemnitz on Scripture by Eugene F. Klug

The Clarity of Scripture and Hermeneutical Principles in the Lutheran Confessions by Erling T. Teigen

Analogia Fidei as Hermeneutical Principle by John F. Johnson

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