“Oh Yeah, Jesus Died,” A Summary of the Lutheran Reformation
Republished from 2011… The Reformation, What’s That? What is the Reformation about? We know that 501 years ago, All Saint’s Eve of 1517, a monk and profes...
Republished from 2011… The Reformation, What’s That? What is the Reformation about? We know that 501 years ago, All Saint’s Eve of 1517, a monk and profes...
The Disputation Concerning Man The Theses Disputation of the Rev. Sir Dr. Martin Luther Concerning Man, in the Year 1536 (https://www.uni-due.de/collcart/es/sem...
I’m just going to drop these Luther quotations I found here. In three or four places in his commentary on the Psalms Luther puts for a theory that the dev...
Martin Luther, teaching on Psalm 69, warns about the “misfortune of prosperity.” This passage is worth meditating on… But if we would see corr...
Psalm 4 is one of the great evening Psalms, a Psalm of confidence and faith. Verse 1 reads: “You have relieved me in my distresses.” Luther translat...
Here’s Luther’s introduction to Psalm 117, the shortest of all the Psalms. These paragraphs are very similar to his introduction to the Large Catech...
I’m doing some work on Martin Luther and “spiritual eyes.” This is a marvellous quotation that doesn’t fit in the article, his commentar...
Martin Luther is phenomenal on the doctrine of the call. Here are his comments on Galatians 1:1, reminding us of the importance of the call. This is a challengi...
This should be learned: So that our readers may the better perceive our teaching I shall clearly and broadly describe it. We treat of the forgiveness of sins in...
From Clay: I have read a lot of Christian books, I’d say at least 200. And participated in many “Bible studies” where these books were...
“Dumb dogs, they cannot bark,” (Isaiah 56:9) The dog is a picture of the preacher in whom there is watchfulness and faithfulness. He is on guard by ...
Here’s the text: Now to strengthen this faith, God promised this Gospel and testament in many ways, by the prophets in the Old Testament, as St. Paul says...
The following excerpt is from Luther’s Freedom of the Christian, 1520 (p 35-45). You can download the entire text for free here, or order it for $5 here. ...
Thank the Lord for Pastor McCoy, who recorded the audio of Luther’s Genesis (1-4) Commentary. You can listen to it all here for free, or download the audi...
For I know that you need such redemption, and in order that you may have it I must come thus and make an end of the world; for if I...
You, no doubt, have noticed that this October 31st is the 500th anniversary of Luther’s posting of the Ninety-Five Theses against the selling of indulgences. Th...
PREFACE TO THE PSALMS. Martin Luther. Many of the holy fathers have highly eulogised the Psalms, and preferred them to the other sacred books of Scripture. The ...
Alright! Here it is, the study edition of Luther’s Genesis Commentary, chapters 1-4. 400 pages with wide margins for notes, and, as always, you can downlo...
One of the most important chapters in the Bible, Genesis three teaches us about humanity’s fall into sin and the Lord’s first promise of redemption....
In 1523 Luther wrote a nice little piece called “Temporal Authority, To What Extent It Should Be Obeyed.” It’s published in Luther’s Wor...