Abrahm, Der Neu Testamentische Patriarch: Ehrenrede V. Dem S. Benedict Im Kloster Reichenbach
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"Abrahm, Der Neu Testamentische Patriarch" is a historical sermon delivered by Ferdinand Joseph Dorffner honoring St. Benedict at the Reichenbach monastery. This work explores the figure of Abraham within a New Testament context, offering theological insights and reflections relevant to Christian history. Dorffner's address provides a unique perspective on Abraham's role and significance, appealing to those interested in biblical studies, theological history, and classic sermons. The text offers valuable insights into religious thought and oratory tradition of the period.
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