Bugenhagen - Lutheran Church–Canada
... his writings, along with his translation of the Bible into German, made him one of the world’s most influential men in history. As time progressed, Luther found that he needed more and more to rely on others who also correctly understood the Gospel. He had others with whom he worked and dialogued, a ...
... his writings, along with his translation of the Bible into German, made him one of the world’s most influential men in history. As time progressed, Luther found that he needed more and more to rely on others who also correctly understood the Gospel. He had others with whom he worked and dialogued, a ...
Holborn, L. W. Printing and the Growth of a Protestant Movement in
... combined with a message for which people were longing, the effect was irresistible. Already in the years from 1517-1520, Luther was the most widely read and most influential writer on religious subjects in Germany. Leaving aside the scientific and purely theological writings which he published in th ...
... combined with a message for which people were longing, the effect was irresistible. Already in the years from 1517-1520, Luther was the most widely read and most influential writer on religious subjects in Germany. Leaving aside the scientific and purely theological writings which he published in th ...
STRUCTURE LiteratureReview
... Europe.12 Their work addresses Luther’s symbolic significance, arguing that his emergence as a prophetic reformer was widely interpreted as a signifier that the Last Days were approaching.13 In order to explore early modern eschatology, this research has benefitted from previous scholarship. This i ...
... Europe.12 Their work addresses Luther’s symbolic significance, arguing that his emergence as a prophetic reformer was widely interpreted as a signifier that the Last Days were approaching.13 In order to explore early modern eschatology, this research has benefitted from previous scholarship. This i ...
Chronology of the Reformation
... December 1521-February 1522: Luther translates the New Testament into German in a style that proved him to be a “creative linguistic genius” 1 March 1522: Luther leaves Wartburg after 10 months as Junker Jorge 6 March 1522: Luther arrives in Wittenberg and dismisses Karlstadt 9-16 March 1522: Luther ...
... December 1521-February 1522: Luther translates the New Testament into German in a style that proved him to be a “creative linguistic genius” 1 March 1522: Luther leaves Wartburg after 10 months as Junker Jorge 6 March 1522: Luther arrives in Wittenberg and dismisses Karlstadt 9-16 March 1522: Luther ...
Martin Luther. - Church Society
... fraught with such momentous results brought home to a man’s mind more speedily. Luther only stayed a fortnight in Rome. He entered it a Papist: he left it a Protestant for all time. Luther re-entered Wittenberg a sadder man than he left it. His doubts were now overwhelming, and speedily made themsel ...
... fraught with such momentous results brought home to a man’s mind more speedily. Luther only stayed a fortnight in Rome. He entered it a Papist: he left it a Protestant for all time. Luther re-entered Wittenberg a sadder man than he left it. His doubts were now overwhelming, and speedily made themsel ...
Martin Luther - Two Views - Catholic Truth Society Pamphlets
... scholastic. Of later theologians St. Bernard was his favourite. [However, Luther really had no time for any of the Fathers, since they had failed to discover his (Luther’s) ‘great’ insight. See his words quoted above.] At this time also Luther began, like many people across Europe, to criticise corr ...
... scholastic. Of later theologians St. Bernard was his favourite. [However, Luther really had no time for any of the Fathers, since they had failed to discover his (Luther’s) ‘great’ insight. See his words quoted above.] At this time also Luther began, like many people across Europe, to criticise corr ...
Complete Holdings of the Richard C. Kessler Reformation Collection
... o 1514.* Complutensian Polyglot. OT is in Hebrew, Vulgate, Septuagint, and Latin. NT is Greek and Vulgate. First polyglot and first printing of the NT and OT in Greek. Five volumes plus the rare sixth volume with dictionaries. o 1516. Genoa Psalter. Also called the Psalterium Octuplex. Hebrew, Latin ...
... o 1514.* Complutensian Polyglot. OT is in Hebrew, Vulgate, Septuagint, and Latin. NT is Greek and Vulgate. First polyglot and first printing of the NT and OT in Greek. Five volumes plus the rare sixth volume with dictionaries. o 1516. Genoa Psalter. Also called the Psalterium Octuplex. Hebrew, Latin ...
Thomas Müntzer
Thomas Müntzer (ca. 1489 – 27 May 1525) was a German preacher and theologian of the early Reformation whose opposition to both Luther and the established Catholic church led to his open defiance of late-feudal authority in central Germany. Müntzer was foremost amongst those reformers who took issue with Luther’s compromises with feudal authority. He became a leader of the German peasant and plebeian uprising of 1525, was captured after the battle of Frankenhausen, and was tortured and executed. Few other figures of the German Reformation have raised so much controversy, which continues to this day, as Müntzer. A complex and unique figure in history, he is now regarded as a highly significant player in the early years of the German Reformation and also in the history of European revolutionaries Almost all modern studies of Müntzer stress the necessity of understanding his revolutionary actions as a consequence of his theology: Müntzer believed that the end of the world was imminent and that it was the task of the true believers to aid God in ushering in a new era of history Within the history of the Reformation, his contribution – especially in liturgy and Biblical exegesis – was of substance, but remains undervalued.
