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The Life and Times of Martin Luther
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Written in the 1840's, this book was longrecognized as thefinest biography of Martin Luther available.
As well as containing remarkable insights into the man, Martin Luther, this volume also presents a survey of the ecclesiastical, political, and social events leading up to the Reformation, the atmosphere in which it took place, and the part played by men like Luther.
The Life and Times of Martin Luther is a masterly portrayal of the motives, beliefs, and actions of one of the men God used to break the chains of Rome in the sixteenth century. His words and life still speak to us today.
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- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright
- From the Author's Preface
- Contents
- 1. Early Life and Training
- 2. Entrance into a Convent
- 3. Study of Scripture in the Original Languages
- 4. Conversion, Ordination; Professorship at Wittenberg
- 5. Journey to Rome
- 6. Now Doctor of Divinity
- 7. Justification by Faith
- 8. Theses-Beginning the Reformation
- 9. The Court Sermon
- 10. Theses Against Pelagianism
- 11. Nets to Catch Silver
- 12. Certificates of Salvation?
- 13. Ninety-five Theses Posted
- 14. Theses Published and Circulated
- 15. "All Taught of God"
- 16. Tetzel's Reply
- 17. Obelisks and Asterisks
- 18. Luther at Heidelberg
- 19. Letter to Leo X
- 20. Philip Melancthon
- 21. Departure for Augsburg
- 22. Cajetan and Serra Longa
- 23. Luther's Release from His Order
- 24. A New Adversary
- 25. Luther's Protest to De Vio
- 26. An Evening of Communion
- 27. Wittenberg Again, Safe and Sound
- 28. Roman Thunders
- 29. Seeds of Truth over Every Land
- 30. Eck Recommences the Combat
- 31. Eck and Carlstadt on Free Will
- 32. The Church's Foundation-Peter or Christ?
- 33. Luther on Galatians and the Lord's Supper
- 34. Charles V Elected Emperor
- 35. Erasmus Defends Luther
- 36. Ecclesiastical or Spiritual State?
- 37. Zwingli of Helvetia; Luther's Condemnation
- 38. Melancthon Weds Catherine Krapps
- 39. The Gospel Across the Alps
- 40. The Little Book, Christian Liberty
- 41. Bull at Wittenberg-Zwingli's Intervention
- 42. Books to Ashes
- 43. Luther Flings Bull to the Flames
- 44. Coronation of Charles V
- 45. Luther Overwhelmed with Acclamation
- 46. The Diet of Worms
- 47. Aleander's Activity and Accusations
- 48. Luther Reflects on the Magnificat
- 49. The Safe-Conduct to Worms
- 50. Luther's Courage
- 51. Luther at Erfurt
- 52. Luther Appears before the Diet of Worms
- 53. "But the Cause Is Thine!"
- 54. Charles Keeps His Word
- 55. Luther's Departure from Worms
- 56. The Edict of Worms
- 57. Luther's Captivity in the Wartburg
- 58. His Labors While a Captive
- 59. Luther Abandons Monachism
- 60. The Idol of Halle
- 61. The Translation of the Bible
- 62. Emancipation of the Monks-the Fall of the Mass
- 63. The New Prophets
- 64. Luther Returns to Wittenberg
- 65. "I Put Forward God's Word"
- 66. Melancthon's Theology
- 67. Henry VIII Attacks
- 68. Progress of the Reformation
- 69. Luther's Marriage