The Life and Times of Martin Luther
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The Life and Times of Martin Luther

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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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Year
1978
ISBN
9780802492760

Table of contents

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