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Martin Luther
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Here is Volume 55, the long-awaited index to the American Edition of Luther's Works -- all 54 volumes! It is the capstone to a 27- year publishing project, the key to all future use and study of this literature. Monumental in scope, this index is comprehensive. It includes: over 9,000 names, subjects, and pieces of literature (both titles cited by Luther and titles by Luther himself)a complete index of Scripture passages (Old Testament, New Testament, and Apocrypha) referred to outside of commentaries on a specific scriptural book.
Von der Freiheit eines Christenmenschen (1520). - Warum des Papsts und seiner Jünger Bücher verbrannt sind (1520). - Eine kurze Form der zehen Gebote, eine kurze Form des Glaubens, eine kurze Form des Vaterunsers (1520). - Grund und Ursach aller Artikel D. Martin Luthers, so durch römische Bulle unrechtlich verdammt sind (1521). - Das Magnificat verdeutschet und ausgelegt (1520/21). - De votis monasticis iudicium (1521). Eine treue Vermahnung zu allen Christen, sich zu verhüten vor Aufruhr und Empörung (1522). - Von beider Gestalt des Sakraments zu nehmen (1522). - Welche Personen verboten sind zu ehelichen. Vom ehelichen Leben (1522). - Von weltlicher Obrigkeit, wie weit man ihr Gehorsam schuldig sei (1523). - Dass eine christliche Versammlung oder Gemeine Recht und Macht habe, alle Lehre zu urteilen usw. (1523). - Ordnung eines gemeinen Kasten (1523). - Von Ordnung Gottesdiensts in der Gemeine (1523). - Formula Missae et Communionis (1523). - An die Ratsherrn aller Städte deutsches Landes, dass sie christliche Schulen aufrichten und halten sollen (1524).
Luthers Werke in Auswahl, Erster Band, Schriften von 1517-1520
Martin Luther
de Gruyter
1983
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Der grosse Katechismus (1529). - Ein Traubüchlein für die einfältigen Pfarrherrn (1529). - Vermahnung an die Geistlichen, versammelt auf dem Reichstag zu Augsburg (1530). - Eine Predigt, dass man Kinder zur Schulen halten solle (1530). - Sendbrief vom Dolmetschen (1530). - Warnung an seine lieben Deutschen (1531). - Etliche Fabeln aus Aesopo (1530). - Von der Winkelmesse und Pfaffenweihe (1533). - Schmalkaldische Artikel (1538). - Wider Hans Worst (1541). - Anfang der Gegenschrift gegen den Melsunger Pfarrer Joh. Lening, die Doppelehe Landgraf Philipps von Hessen betreffend (1542). -Neue Zeitung vom Rhein (1542). - Eine welsche Lügenschrift von Doctoris Martini Luthers Tod, zu Rom ausgegangen (1545). - Contra XXXII articulos Lovaniensium theologistarum (1545). - An Kurfürsten zu Sachsen und Landgrafen zu Hessen von dem gefangen Herzog zu Braunschweig (1545). - Vorrede zu Band I der Opera Latina der Wittenberger Ausgabe (1545).
Von Kaufshandlung und Wucher (1524). - Ermahnung zum Frieden auf die Zwölf Artikel der Bauernschaft in Schwaben (1525). - Wider die räuberischen und mörderischen Rotten der Bauern (1525). - Ein Sendbrief von dem harten Büchlein wieder die Bauern (1525). - De servo arbitrio (1525). - Deustsche Messe (1526). - Das Taufbüchlein aufs neue zugerichtet (1526). - Ob Kriegsleute auch in seligem Stande sein können (1526). - Vom Abendmahl Christi, Bekenntnis (1528).
Vom ehelichen Leben und andere Schriften über die Ehe
Martin Luther
Reclam Philipp Jun.
1978
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Halvin toimitettuna 13,50 €
Luther's Works, Volume 37
Robert H. Fischer; Martin Luther
Augsburg Fortress
1976
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Halvin toimitettuna 63,30 €
This volume contains Luther's most extensive exposition of his understanding of the Lord's Supper. Directed against the more radical representatives of the sixteenth century reformation movement, this exposition is contained in the two major treatises appearing in an English translation in this volume. The translation and the wealth of historical commentary provided in this volume is a good starting point for a reassessment of the reformation contribution to our understanding of the Lord's Supper.
Luther's Works, Volume 38
Martin E. Lehmann; Martin Luther
Augsburg Fortress
1976
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Halvin toimitettuna 63,30 €
The final volume in the section entitled "Word and Sacrament" of Luther's Works traces the development of Luther's concept of the Lord's Supper from the time of the Marburg Colloquy in 1529 down to 1544, two years before his death.
Volume 50 of the American Edition of Luther's Works is the third and final volume of letters in this series; it presents 89 letters written by Luther in the period from January 1532, to February 14, 1546, a date four days prior to Luther's death.
This volume includes selections from the Christmas Postil, specifically sermons on the Gospel lessons for Christmas Eve, the Early Christmas Service, St. Stephen's Day, the Sunday after Christmas, New Year's Day, and the Festival of the Epiphany.
Luther's Small and Large Catechisms
Martin Luther
Concordia Publishing House
1974
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Halvin toimitettuna 53,20 €
Help catechism students dig deeper. As readers learn Luther's foundational teachings in the Small Catechism, this volume will encourage them to go further in their doctrinal knowledge by studying the Large Catechism. Written by Martin Luther in 1529, the Small and Large Catechisms provide a clear summary of God's Word on the essentials of the Christian faith. This edition combines the two catechisms and includes the woodcuts found in Concordia: The Lutheran Confessions. Lutherans from confirmation age on up will want this standard reference edition in their libraries. The book makes a great gift for pastors and students.
For Martin Luther, the period stretching from March 1522 to October of 1530 marked a time of tremendous changeecclesiastical, political, and personal. Through the 117 letters presented here, the reader is given a well-rounded look at shaping forces and milieu of Luther's life and of the enire Reformation. Each letter in this volume, given in its entirety, unveils important aspects of Luther's complex personality. Historical introductions explain clearly the political and religious background of each letter.
Thoroughly researched and faithfully translated, the Luther's Works series consists of Martin Luther's Bible commentaries, sermons, prefaces, postils, disputations, letters, theology, and polemics, translated and published in English for the first time. Luther's Works, Volume 15 (Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon & Last Words of David) offers interpretations of three Old Testament texts that are often poorly translated or often misinterpreted. Luther provides fresh interpretations of Ecclesiastes and the Song of Solomon, calling upon readers to view them as "Solomon's Economics" and "Solomon's Politics." Luther then offers readers a line-by-line commentary on 1 Samuel 23:1-7, as an example of simple, clear interpretation that keeps as its goal "to recognize our dear Lord and Savior clearly and distinctly in Scripture."
In these four treatises, written between 1530 and 1542, we see Luther wrestling with volatile aspects of the Christian's ethical attitude toward the governing authorities, toward other Christians who appeared to be preaching incorrect doctrines, and toward the Jews. This volume completes the section of Luther's Works on the Christian in society.
Thoroughly researched and faithfully translated, the Luther's Works series consists of Martin Luther's Bible commentaries, sermons, prefaces, postils, disputations, letters, theology, and polemics, translated and published in English for the first time. Luther's Works, Volume 17 (Lectures on Isaiah Chapters 40-66) is Luther's discourse on the second half of Isaiah.
Luther's Works, Volume 39
Eric W. Gritsch; Martin Luther
Augsburg Fortress
1970
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Halvin toimitettuna 63,30 €
This volume includes two writings dealing with the plight of the common person who Luther felt had become a victim of the ecclesiastical establishment. These are followed by treatises taken from Luther's literary feud with three staunch supporters of Rome: Augustine Alveld, Jerome Emser [the "Leipzig goat"], and Albrecht of Mainz. The final treatise contains Luther's argument for congregational authority.
