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https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/3...Got a warning that ISBN is invalid but that's the one on publisher page..
Michael wrote: "https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/3...Got a warning that ISBN is invalid but that's the one on publisher page.."
I opened up the following link (which was a link off the page I included) that shows the Table of Content and the Preface. Page two of the PDF shows a different ISBN than the one I listed, which was on the publisher's page that I linked: http://emmanuelpress.us/wp-content/up...
Perhaps this ISBN shows as valid? 9783865400505
Dawn wrote: "Perhaps this ISBN shows as valid? 9783865400505 "That seems to be the ISBN of original edition in German.
Originally published in German under the title
Sein Zeugnis, Sein Leben: Ein Löhe Brevier
Published by Detlev Graf von der Pahlen on behalf of the
Gesellschaft für Innere und Äußere Mission i.S. der lutherischen Kirche
Editorial work by Dietrich Blaufuß and Albrecht Immanuel Herzog
Copyright © 2008 Freimund Verlag Neuendettelsau
ISBN 978-3-86540-050-5
www.freimund-verlag.de
English edition still shows ISBN 978-1-934328-12-5
Michael wrote: "Dawn wrote: "Perhaps this ISBN shows as valid? 9783865400505 "That seems to be the ISBN of original edition in German.
Originally published in German under the title
Sein Zeugnis, Sein Leben: Ei..."
Rats. I thought I was onto something there. Well, thank you for adding the book anyway!
* Author(s) name(s): Wilhelm Löhe
* ISBN (or ASIN): 978-1-934329-12-5
* Publisher: Emmanuel Press
* Publication date: 2016
* Format: Paperback
* Description: Johann Konrad Wilhelm Löhe (1808-1872) was a parish pastor for thirty-five years in the German village of Neuendettelsau. While he was known there as an exceptional preacher, liturgist, teacher, and Seelsorger, his work and influence also extended far beyond his own congregation. Löhe had a keen interest in mission work and was instrumental in sending missionaries to North America and other continents. In addition, his desire to carry out Christian labors of love for those closer to home—caring for the body as well as the soul—led him to found an institute in Neuendettelsau to train deaconesses to perform acts of physical mercy.
This collection of excerpts comes from Löhe’s extensive writing on mission, pastoral theology, history, and liturgy. Originally published in German in 2008, The Word Remains is the English translation of a delightful book that gathers his profound wisdom into one small volume, making it well suited for devotional reading. In these pages, Löhe articulates the confessional Lutheran understanding of the church year, the Word of God, and matters related to the Christian life: faith, prayer, fellowship, worship, creation, and hope. In addition, the biography by Hans Kreßel and the appended essay by John T. Pless give insight into Löhe’s life, the context in which he lived, and his lasting influence.
* Page count: 140
* Link to cover on a NON-BOOKSELLER site, such as a publisher site, an author site, etc. If linking to a site such as Imgur, Dropbox, etc. please state the original source of the image. No B&N or other bookseller links can be used as sources for covers or other book data, with the exception of Amazon and its subsidiaries. : http://emmanuelpress.us/books/the-wor...