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The German Mass and Order of Divine Service
Link ID 80046
Title The German Mass and Order of Divine Service
Url http://history.hanover.edu/texts/luthserv.html
Description The 1911 translation of the 1526 Deutsche Messe with preface from the reformer, telling why he wrote it, its intended use, and various other rites and options for worship.
Category Churches > Church_History > The_Reformation > Hymns
Date May 20, 2001
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Email luttmer@hanover.edu
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