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Nov 2, 2026

StefanAUDIENCE
38:42
John.
StefanAUDIENCE
38:42
I'm Stefan from Augsburg, Germany.
StefanAUDIENCE
38:45
My question concerns the role of the Spirit for interpreting Scripture.
StefanAUDIENCE
38:49
How would you respond to someone saying, we don't need to really study the Bible or need to learn from biblical scholars how to interpret Scripture because the Spirit will teach us what we need to know if we just read the Bible? citing passages like Jeremiah 31, verse 34, or John 16, verse 13.
Robert ForsythGUEST
28:11
And Goering's order was, okay, Galland, you've got to prove to us that the 262 is the fighter aircraft that you think it is.
Robert ForsythGUEST
28:21
And you're going to do that by defending the airspace over southern Germany and defending the Messerschmitt production works at Regensburg and Augsburg and so on.
Robert ForsythGUEST
28:29
So they went down there.
Robert ForsythGUEST
28:31
And the infrastructure, by the time they get down there, I won't say it's gone, but yeah, you're right.
Sundesh MaheshGUEST
17:23
So we took them to two teams in Germany.
Sundesh MaheshGUEST
17:27
We started off at FC Augsburg.
Sundesh MaheshGUEST
17:30
For week one, they played against FC Augsburg U16s.
Sundesh MaheshGUEST
17:33
They stayed in the FC Augsburg Academy.
Sundesh MaheshGUEST
17:36
They ate at the Academy.
Sundesh MaheshGUEST
17:38
They basically loved the German life for a week with FC Augsburg.
Sundesh MaheshGUEST
17:43
I think it opened the minds of the kids as well.
Sundesh MaheshGUEST
17:46
I was part of the traveling party that was with the team all the time.
Simon WhistlerHOST
16:01
Rome had its own candidate it wanted on the throne, but that meant not alienating electors like Frederick.
Simon WhistlerHOST
16:07
So a compromise was reached, with Luther agreeing to be questioned in the German city of Augsburg.
Simon WhistlerHOST
16:13
But while this was safer than Rome, it was still a bit dicey.
Simon WhistlerHOST
16:17
After just three days, Luther fled back to Wittenberg.

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Simon WhistlerHOST
25:09
Still, Luther never quite managed to slip into total obscurity.
Simon WhistlerHOST
25:13
He still worked on his German translation of the Bible, a project that would help codify the written German language.
Simon WhistlerHOST
25:18
He also took part in drafting the Augsburg Confession, the 1530 document that solidified the split between Lutherans and Reformists, although he was far from the only author.
Simon WhistlerHOST
25:28
But mostly, he settled down, marrying an ex-nun and slowly drifting into ever-madder theories.
Michael Chovan-DaltonHOST
20:11
And I can't...
Michael Chovan-DaltonHOST
20:12
Is it Augsburg Book of Miracles? Augsburg? Yeah.
Michael Chovan-DaltonHOST
20:16
Book of Miracles.
Michael Chovan-DaltonHOST
20:18
And another thing I... we can get into is your vocabulary, both with words and with imagery, is very Catholic.

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Tanya MarcuseGUEST
46:14
And my first book was with Nasraeli under garments and armor and wax bodies, fruitless fallen woven, the sort of like trilogy of three volume set.
Tanya MarcuseGUEST
46:27
So I just think it's absolutely like one of the richest things in my practice is that those questions around translation, text, contributors.
Tanya MarcuseGUEST
46:42
There's some original texts from the Augsburg Book of Miracles that my son Jacob has translated, which are, they're incredible.
Tanya MarcuseGUEST
46:51
They're incredible.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
19:48
In the end the triumph of the Protestants was so far secured that they forced their opponents in 1552 to yield to the Convention of Passau, by which it was arranged that a diet should be held as soon as possible for a general pacification.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
20:06
That diet, which was assembled at Augsburg in 1555, met under remarkably favorable circumstances.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
20:15
Charles V., baffled and disappointed, had retired from the scene, and had left behind him as his representative his more conciliatory brother Ferdinand, who was already king of Hungary and Bohemia, and was his destined successor in the German possessions of the House of Austria.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
20:36
Both he and the leading men on either side were anxious for peace, and were jealous of the influence which Philip, the son of Charles V., and his successor in Spain, Italy, and the Netherlands, might gain by a continuance of the war.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
24:16
About a hundred monasteries are said to have fallen victims in the Palatinate alone, and an almost equal number, the gleanings of a richer harvest which had been reaped before the Convention of Passau, were taken possession of in northern Germany.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
24:33
The ecclesiastical reservation applied to a different class of property, namely to the bishoprics and abbeys held immediately of the empire.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
24:44
Here too the Protestants found an excuse for evading the Treaty of Augsburg.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
24:49
The object of the reservation, they argued, was not to keep the bishoprics in Catholic hands, but to prevent quarrels arising between the bishops and their chapters.
EddieHOST
27:04
Yeah.
EddieHOST
27:05
Well, for example, where we were in Augsburg, Germany, it had a large military establishment there, right? American military.
EddieHOST
27:15
And so, of course, with the families, they have these families.
EddieHOST
27:18
family housing.
John BrandonNARRATOR
38:20
volume one number two april nineteen o six section five john most by m b john most suddenly died in cincinnati march seventeenth he was on an agitation trip and when he reached cincinnati he took sick with erysipelas and died within a few days surrounded by his comrades shortly before that he had a fortune to taste of the kindness and good breeding of the police once more some friends in philadelphia arranged a meeting to celebrate most's sixtieth birthday he was one of the speakers but the police of that city interpreted the american constitution which speaks of the right to free speech and assembly as giving the right to forcibly disperse the meeting conscious misrepresentation and ignorance the twin angels that hover over the throne of the newspaper kingdom of this country have made john most a scarecrow organized police authorities and police justices that can neither be accused of a surplus of intelligence nor even of the shadow of love of fairness made him their target whenever they felt the great calling to save their country from disaster Naturally, the mob of law-abiding citizens must be assured from time to time that their masters have a sacred duty to perform, that they earn the right of graft.
John BrandonNARRATOR
40:01
Most was born at Augsburg, Bavaria, February 5, 1846.
John BrandonNARRATOR
40:07
According to his memoirs, he early found it necessary to resist the tyranny of a stepmother and the miserable treatment of his master.
John BrandonNARRATOR
40:17
as a bookbinder apprentice at a very early age he took to his heels and went on the road of the world where he soon came in conflict with revolutionary ideas in the labour movement that greatly inspired him and urged him to read and study it might be more appropriately said that he developed a ravenous appetite for knowledge and research of all the works of human science At that time, socialistic ideas had just begun to exercise great influence upon the thinking mind of the European continents.
speaker_1NARRATOR
73:19
Mai Dia is an appliance maker from Shunda in Guangdong province.
speaker_1NARRATOR
73:23
It was also a customer of KUKA, the robot maker of Augsburg in Germany.
speaker_1NARRATOR
73:28
KUKA had begun in Augsburg in 1898 as an acetylene gas plant.
speaker_1NARRATOR
73:33
Over the following century, it became one of the arm makers that Europe's car plants relied on.
speaker_1NARRATOR
73:38
Its own history calls its Famulus of 1973 the world's first industrial robot with six axes driven by electric motors.
speaker_1NARRATOR
75:33
Four banks reviewed the price.
speaker_1NARRATOR
75:35
All four found 115 euros appropriate.
speaker_1NARRATOR
75:38
KUKA's chief executive, Till Reuter, gave the company's view in its release from Augsburg.
Luke LamanaHOST
60:20
While these men had what others would call interesting beliefs, they were by all accounts well-trained and capable intelligence specialists in their field.
Luke LamanaHOST
60:29
After completing their preliminary MOS training in the late 1980s, both men were assigned to the 731st Military Intelligence Brigade stationed in Augsburg, West Germany.
Luke LamanaHOST
60:40
While there, they were tasked with working at a major NSA listening post near the Soviet border.
Luke LamanaHOST
60:46
It's no wonder they became fast friends.

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Luke LamanaHOST
74:54
With that, the final piece of the soldiers' plan to abandon their post in Germany fell into place.
Luke LamanaHOST
75:01
They had a destination.
Luke LamanaHOST
75:03
On July 9, 1990, using both official and falsified off-base Liberty Passes, the soldiers casually walked off of the Augsburg listening post.
Luke LamanaHOST
75:14
But rather than remaining in the local area as their leave passes required, they headed to the train station.

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