Lutheran

Lutheran englannista suomeksi

1. luterilainen, Lutherin

2. evankelis-luterilainen

1. luterilainen, evankelis-luterilainen

1. Substantiivi

2. luterilainen

Lutheran englanniksi

1. Of or pertaining to the theology of (w) (1483–1546) or his followers, or the Lutheran church.

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2. (quote-book)|title=A Briefe Confutation, of a Popish Discourse: Lately Set Forth, and Presumptuously Dedicated to the Queenes Most Excellent Maiestie: By Iohn Howlet (w), or Some Other Birde of the Night, vnder that Name. Contayning Certaine Reasons, why Papistes Refuse to Come to Church, which Reasons are here Inserted and Set Downe at Large, with Their Generall Answeres|location=London|publisher=Printed Thomas Dawson for George Byshop|year=1581|section=folio 12, recto and verso|sectionurl=https://books.google.com/books?id=FutCAQAAMAAJ&pg=PA12-IA1|oclc=931154147|passage=If when Luther firſt began to teach new doctrine, the catholiks at that time had not vouchſafed to giue him the hering, but had auoided his prechings & preuy couenticles, ther had not bin now in the worlde, either Lutheran, Swinglian, Calueniſt, Puritan, Anabaptiſt, Trinetarie, Family of loue, Adamite, or the lyke: whereof now there are ſo many thouſands abroad, al ſpringing of that firſt ſecte, and troubling at this day the whole worlde, (..)

3. (quote-journal), Minister at Wodonoy Bujerack, in the Russian Government of Saratow, on the Wolga, in Asia, to the Rev. Dr. (smallcaps), London|magazine=Magazine|The Evangelical Magazine|location=London|publisher=Printed by and for T. Chapman, No. 151 Street|Fleet-Street|month=August|year=1798|volume=VI|page=309|pageurl=https://books.google.com/books?id=5hMEAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA309|oclc=220733602|passage=On the borders of that river Volga 104 colonies have ſettled, conſiſting of Germans, who emigrated to thoſe parts in the years of dearth and famine. Theſe colonies have already three Calviniſt, and four Lutheran ministers.

4. (quote-book)&93; identified itself again as 'the people's church' and stressed the connection between the Lutheran Church and Estonian national identity, although the alleged connection with radical nationalism is an exaggeration.

5. A member of any of the Christian churches which identify with the theology of (w).

6. (quote-book) M. VV. Ansvvere to Certaine Places of Saint Chrysostom|Chrysostome Touching the Real Presence and Sacrifice|title=A Refvtation of Svndry Reprehensions, Cavils, and False Sleightes, by which M. Whitaker (theologian)|William Whitaker Laboureth to Deface the Late English Translation and Catholike Annotations of the New Testament, and the Booke of Discouery of Heretical Corruptions|location=Paris|publisher=s.n.|year=1583|pages=222–223|pageurl=https://books.google.com/books?id=g9M7AAAAcAAJ&pg=PA223|oclc=8433986|passage=If you had bene but ſo conuerſante in Caluine &91;(w)&93; as your profeſsion requireth, you could not ſo far haue bene ouerſeene in this eaſie diſtinction knowen to Catholike, Lutheran and Zuinglian, although when Caluine wrote thus, perhaps he was more then halfe a Lutheran, and not ſo far gone in Zuinglianiſme as after.

7. (quote-book) George of Mecklenburg, a younger brother of the reigning Duke, an active and ambitious Prince, collected a conſiderable number of thoſe ſoldiers of fortune who had accompanied Henry of Brunſwick in all his wild enterprizes; and though a zealous Lutheran himſelf, invaded the territories of the Magdeburgers, hoping that, by the merit of this ſervice, he might procure ſome part of their domains to be allotted to him as an eſtabliſhment.

8. (quote-book) It was this ordinance which called forth the celebrated (smallcaps), from which comes the name ''Protestant''. The Protest was read in the Diet on the day (April 19th, 1529) when all concessions to the Lutherans had been refused.