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We have temporarily reverted to an earlier version of the Book of Concord
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- About the translation

- Abbreviations / Citations




+ Preface to the Book of Concord

+ The Ecumenical Creeds

+ The Augsburg Confession

+ The Defense of the Augsburg Confession

+ The Smalcald Articles

+ The Treatise on the Power and Primacy of the Pope

+ The Small Catechism

+ The Large Catechism

+ The Epitome of the Formula of Concord

+ The Solid Declaration of the Formula of Concord


- Catalog of Testimonies


+ German Book of Concord
+ German/Latin BoC (PDF)
+ BoC for the iPhone/iPad
+ BoC on Audio




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- What is a Lutheran?

- What is the Book of Concord?

- Book of Concord FAQ

- What are the Lutheran Confessions?

- The Gospel and the BoC

- The Bible and the BoC

- The Gospel and the Bible

+ Historical Introductions to the Lutheran Confessions



- 1517 Luther's 95 Theses

- 1518 Heidelberg Disputation

- 1520 Condemnation of Luther

- 1521 Excommunication of Luther

- 1529 Admonition to Confession

+ 1530 Johann Eck's 404 Theses

- 1530 Luther's Exhortation

- 1530 Roman Confutation

- 1549 Consensus Tigurinus

- 1580 German BoC

- Translation of German BoC

- 1592 Saxon Visitation Articles



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Welcome to the Book of Concord's home on the Internet.

If you are unfamiliar with the Book of Concord, please consult the helpful
explanations available in the left hand column under the "Introductions"
section; otherwise, the texts of the Lutheran Confessions are listed under the
heading "The Lutheran Confessions." Under the Introduction section, you will
also find a thorough historical introduction to the Book of Concord. Additional
supplemental materials, providing historical context and other information, are
available under the "Sources and Context" section in the left hand column.
Beneath that, you will find additional resources, including a blog site devoted
to a discussion of the Lutheran Confessions, and various reading schedules. And
finally, at the bottom of the column, you will find information about how you
may purchase a copy of the Book of Concord, in several printed editions, as well
as a digital edition.

If you have any questions or comments, please send them to us.

The image shown on this page is the title page of the first edition of the Book
of Concord, printed in Dresden, Germany in 1580. English translation of the
page: CONCORDIA. YHWH. Christian repeated unanimous confession of later-named
Electors, Princes, and Estates of the Augsburg Confession, and of their
theologians' doctrine and faith. In addition, there has been added a thorough
explanation of certain articles, well-founded in God's Word as the only rule,
which after Dr. Martin Luther's blessed death were the subject of controversy.
Set forth by the joint resolution and order of said Electors, Princes, and
Estates for the instruction and admonition of their lands, churches, schools and
posterity. With the privilege of His Electoral Grace of Saxony. Dresden, 1580.





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