The Lord's Supper through church history. Asia CELC (2018); Wisconsin Lutheran Quarterly 116.2 (2019).
How the early church practiced fellowship. ETS (1998), WELS Pastors Conference (2002), revised 2012.
Bente's historical introductions to each of the Lutheran Confessions, from the Concordia Triglotta (1921).
A one-volume reference work on Lutheran doctrine, history, and biography (Scribner, 1899).
Matthias Loy's 1882 study of the Lutheran doctrine of justification by faith.
Luther's reply to Erasmus on the freedom of the will, in Henry Cole's English translation of 1823.
Pieper's 1913 treatment of conversion and election, written for the election controversy among American Lutherans.
Schmid's digest of the dogmatic theology of the Lutheran fathers, in the Hay-Jacobs English translation (1889 edition).
A literal English translation of the Augsburg Confession by Charles Porter Krauth, 1868.
Krauth's classic study of the Lutheran Reformation and its theology as represented in the Augsburg Confession (1872 edition).