James Heiser

I am the bishop of the Evangelical Lutheran Diocese of North America (ELDoNA), and pastor of Salem Lutheran Church (Malone, TX).

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Who Burned Sardanapalus? https://t.co/TXf7uG3GsO

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Learning to Understand History
https://t.co/6k9cBrgWz3

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The Book Behind the Footnote
https://t.co/tLhFLGL61P

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Pointing at a Vanished Library —
(You don't even realize how little of human history you know.)

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Chytraeus and the Latin Historians
https://t.co/0ZEmmpUyHa

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David Chytraeus: The Two Eyes of History
https://t.co/MaKlGg6bL3

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The Church Counts Its Own Dead—
Remembering Nicolaus Selnecker
https://t.co/CpRF09IHs1

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Does anything you hear feel real anymore?
“Ordinary Targets” is a novel about ordinary people — a mother, a utility worker, a priest, a police officer — trying to hold their lives together when the country feels like it's falling apart.
https://t.co/kn4MeNSHhy

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A faithful confession comes at a cost when confronting false teachers.

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The Fountain and the Departments—Without the study of history, you will remain, at most, half-educated.
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David Chytraeus: The Fountain of All the Arts
https://t.co/FwozfXnQaM

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@DevanaUkraine And this particular one is Aleksandr Dugin’s handler, so Dugin must be in a meltdown … again.

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David Chytraeus: Six Ways Sacred History Surpasses the Heathen
https://t.co/ZpN8Q24mUL

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David Chytraeus: Reading Daniel with Herodotus
https://t.co/o6tmf2aNB9

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Introducing Chytraeus on the Right Method of Reading Histories
https://t.co/pXT0l2NVPP

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The Theater of the World: David Chytraeus on Reading History
https://t.co/H2mpkMlxGQ

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@r0ck3t23 Except normal human existence for most people across myriad cultures has been at the village scale, surrounded by several hundred people—not anonymous throngs of strangers.

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The Kindle edition of the full translation of Aegidius Hunnius’ “Brief Commentary” on Philemon is now live on Amazon.

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Ad Fontes, Philemon, and the Road Ahead: A Note from the Publisher
https://t.co/V1u7dAb6Wn

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What Makes Praise True: Aegidius Hunnius on Philemon's Exordium
https://t.co/NzKvm7OAOC