Reformation Writings of Martin Luther, Vol 2

Martin Luther (1483-1546) was a German priest and theologian whose intellectual revolt against certain practices of the Church led to the Reformation. He is regarded as the primary founder of Protestant Christianity, and as one of the pivotal figures of Western civilisation. Bertram Lee-Woolf was educated at the Universities of Edinburgh, Halle, Marburg and Berlin and at the United Independent College, Bradford. He was Lecturer and Professor at New College, London and Extension Lecturer at the University of London and Oxford. Other titles by Martin Luther published by James Clarke: The Bondage of the Will Commentary on St Paul's Epistle to the Galatians

The two-volume Reformation Writings of Martin Luther is a significant contribution to Reformation studies, bringing together the German Reformer's groundbreaking writings and ideas that ignited the Reformation in Europe. These volumes are an indispensable addition to the libraries of scholars, students, and enthusiasts of church history, especially the Reformation. Highly recommended!

• Preface1. Fourteen Comforts for the Weary and Heavy Laden2. Why the Books of the Pope and His Followers were Burned3. A Word to Penitents about the Forbidden Books4. Three Sermons Preached after the Summons to Worms5. Luther at Worms6. The Magnificat Translated and Expounded7. Selected Biblical Prefaces8. The Lord’s Supper and Order of ServiceIndex of Scripture References and AllusionsIndex of Personal NamesIndex of Subjects