Compendium Of Lutheran Theology A Summary Of Christian Doctrine Derived From The Word Of God And Symbolical Books Of The Evangelical Lutheran Church Henry Eyster Jacobs by Henry Eyster Jacobs, Leonard Hutter, George Frederick Spieker instant download after payment.

“Hutter’s Compend has been selected from among the treasures of our Lutheran dogmatic, because in many respects better adapted to the present state of our church in this country, than any other work. Although it is not a full system of Theology, it cannot fail to give all earnest searchers after truth, a more thorough acquaintance with the faith of our church, and a clearer conception of the System of Theology contained in our Symbolical Books. More can be learned from it than from a mere cursory reading of the Confessions themselves, inasmuch as the subjects are here treated of in a more connected and symmetrical form than in the Symbols, which were prepared at different emergencies, for different purposes, and each of which is in itself distinct and complete.” — Henry Eyster Jacobs, from the Preface.

Henry Eyster Jacobs (1844-1932) served as Professor of Systematic Theology and President of the Lutheran Seminary at Philadelphia. He was president of his church’s board of foreign missions, and edited the Lutheran Church Review, the Lutheran Commentary, and the Lutheran Cyclopedia. He wrote and translated many books.

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