Ministerium Ecclesiasticum Norimbergense In Urbe Et Agro Iubilans, Oder Das Bey Dem Andern Gedachtnusfest Der Uebergab Der Augspurgischen Confession 1
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Ministerium Ecclesiasticum Norimbergense In Urbe Et Agro Iubilans, Oder Das Bey Dem Andern Gedachtnusfest Der Uebergab Der Augspurgischen Confession 1730 ... Jubilirende N rnbergische Ministerium commemorates a significant anniversary related to the Augsburg Confession in Nuremberg. This historical work provides insights into the religious and ecclesiastical landscape of Nuremberg during the 18th century. It is a valuable resource for understanding the cultural and spiritual climate of the time.
Authored by Karl Christian Hirsch, this book offers a detailed look at the ministry in Nuremberg and its observance of the Augsburg Confession anniversary. It sheds light on the religious practices, beliefs, and social structures prevalent in the region. Scholars of religious history, German history, and Christian ministry will find this a fascinating and informative read.
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