Documents from the History of Lutheranism, 1517-1750Eric Lund Fortress Press - 330 páginas A unique resource: from the Reformation to PietismThis unique collection of excerpts from Lutheran historical and theological documents - many translated here for the first time - presents readers with a full picture of how the Lutheran movement developed in its thought and practice. The volume proceeds chronologically from Luther's lifetime to the beginnings of the Enlightenment. Each chapter begins with a summary essay and proceeds thematically.Covering not only theology but also church life, popular piety, and influential historical events, the more than 200 primary documents excerpted here show not only the evolution and development of Lutheran doctrine but also its devotional writings, hymns, liturgical texts, letters and diaries, satire, political documents, woodcuts, and pamphlet literature. Lund's judicious selection, careful translation, and helpful introductions acquaint readers with the turbulence and fervor of this revolutionary Christian movement, its struggles for survival and consolidation, its flowering in the age of orthodoxy and pietism, always with an eye to how it affected and was experienced by ordinary people. |
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1 Luther Lectures on Romans 151516 | 9 |
Disputation against Scholastic Theology 1517 | 10 |
3 Pope Leo Xs Indulgence Bull 1517 | 11 |
4 Luthers Memory of the Indulgence Controversy 1541 | 12 |
5 Luthers Memory of a Moment of Insight Preface to Latin Writings 1545 | 14 |
6 Luthers Letter to Archbishop Albrecht October 31 1517 | 16 |
7 Luthers Sermon on Indulgence and Grace March 1518 | 18 |
Letter against the Leipzig Interim February 15 1549 | 167 |
95 Manifesto of Duke Moritz against the Emperor 1552 | 168 |
96 The Religious Peace of Augsburg 1555 | 169 |
The Thirty Years War 161848 | 170 |
98 The Ediet of Restitution 1629 | 171 |
Farewell to the Swedish Estates May 1636 100 King Gustavus Adolphus Reply to the Ambassador from Brandenburg July 1630 | 172 |
101 The Treaty of Osnabruck Westphalia 1648 | 173 |
102 The Diary of Hans Heberle 161849 | 174 |
The Heidelberg Disputation May 1518 | 19 |
9 Luthers Explanation of the Ninetyfive Theses August 1518 | 21 |
10 Prierass Dialogue concerning the Power of the Pope December 1517 | 23 |
11 Proceedings at Augsburg Luthers Interview with Cardinal Cajetan October 1518 | 24 |
13 Luthers Letter to Spalatin on the Leipzig Debate July 20 1519 | 25 |
14 Papal Bull Exsurge Domine The Threat of Excommunication June 15 1520 | 26 |
15 Luthers Appeal to the German Nobility August 1520 | 29 |
16 Luthers Answer at the Diet of Worms April 18 1521 | 31 |
17 The Edict of Worms May 26 1521 | 32 |
18 Luther Admonition against Insurrection March 1522 | 33 |
19 Luthers Letter to Melanchthon on the Prophets January 13 1522 | 34 |
20 Luthers Letter to Elector Friedrich of Saxony March 7 or 8 1522 | 35 |
Against the Heavenly Prophets February 1525 | 38 |
23 The Twelve Articles of the Peasants March 1525 | 39 |
24 Muntzers Letter to the People of Allstedt April 26 or 27 1525 | 40 |
25 Muntzers Letter to Albrecht of Mansfeld May 12 1525 | 41 |
26 Luthers Admonition to Peace April 1525 | 42 |
Against the Robbing and Murdering Hordes of Peasants May 1525 | 44 |
28 Luther Defense and Explanation of the Condemned Articles March 1521 | 45 |
Diatribe on the Freedom of the Will September 1524 | 46 |
The Bondage of the Will December 1525 | 48 |
31 Luther The Babylonian Captivity of the Church October 1520 | 50 |
The Adoration of the Sacrament April 1523 | 51 |
The Sacrament of the Body and Blood of ChristAgainst the Fanatics 1526 | 52 |
Friendly ExegesisThat Is Exposition of the Matter of the Eucharist to Martin Luther February 1527 | 53 |
Confession concerning Christs Supper March 1528 | 54 |
36 The Marburg Colloquy 1529 | 55 |
37 The Imperial Proposition at the Diet of Speyer March 15 1520 | 56 |
38 The Protestation at the Diet of Speyer April 19 1529 | 57 |
The Protestant Union April 22 1529 | 58 |
42 The Augsburg Confession 1530 | 59 |
43 Luthers Warning to His Dear German People 1531 | 65 |
44 Luthers Letter to Duke Johann Friedrich of Saxony FebruaryMarch 1530 | 66 |
45 The Wittenberg Concord May 1536 | 67 |
3 1535 47 The Antinomian Theses on Law and Gospel Reported by Luther at the First Disputation against the Antinomians December 1537 | 68 |
Third Disputation against the Antinoinians September 6 1538 | 69 |
49 Luthers Letter on Philip of Hesses Bigamy June 10 1540 | 70 |
50 The Regensburg Book of 1541 | 72 |
51 Melanchthons Reply concerning the Book and the Articles Accepted and Rejected during the Colloquy 1541 | 73 |
52 Letter from Luther and Bugenhagen to Elector Johann Friedrich May 10 or 11 1541 | 74 |
On War against the Turk April 1529 54 Luther On the Jews and Their Lies 1543 | 76 |
55 Luthers Sermon for the Feast of the Holy Angels September 1544 | 78 |
The Dissemination of the Reform Message | 80 |
56 Church Postil 1522 Sermon for the Sunday after Christmas on Galatians 417 | 85 |
57 Lecture on Galatians 4 1535 | 87 |
58 Luthers Small Catechism 1529 | 90 |
59 Early Lutheran Hymns 152329 | 96 |
60 The Apology of the Augsburg Confession On Good Works 1530 | 98 |
61 Outline of the 1521 1555 and 1559 Versions of the Loci Communes | 99 |
Why Should Good Works Be Done? | 101 |
63 Eberlin von Gunzburg A Beautiful Mirror of the Christian Life 1524 | 103 |
Defenses of Luthers Reformation 64 Von Grumbach A Christian Writing of an Honorable Noble Woman 1523 | 107 |
Declaration of War from Lucifer to Luther 1524 | 109 |
66 Murner The Great Lutheran Fool 1522 | 111 |
The SevenHeaded Luther 159949 | 113 |
Wondrous Prophecy of the Papacy 1527 | 114 |
Depiction of the Papacy 1545 Evaluations of Luther 70 Marschalk On Luthers Name 1523 | 116 |
A Commemorative Sermon 1566 | 118 |
The Implementation of Reform Proposals | 121 |
Formula of Mass for the Church at Wittenberg Formula Missae | 127 |
The German Mass Deutsche Messe 1526 | 128 |
Instructions for the Visitors of Parish Pastors in Electoral Saxony 1528 | 132 |
75 Catechization The Wittenberg Church Order 1533 | 138 |
76 Baptism | 139 |
The Church Order of Albertine Saxony 1539 | 141 |
The Wurttemberg Church Order 1536 | 142 |
79 Acts of Devotion | 143 |
80 Marriage Orders | 144 |
Visitation Articles for Electoral Saxony 1533 | 145 |
The Brandenburg Church Order of 1540 83 Ordination The Ordination of 1Ministers of the Word 1539 | 146 |
Hesse Church Order 1537 | 147 |
85 Church Workers | 148 |
The Order for the Wittenberg Consistory 1542 | 149 |
The Wittenberg Church Order 1533 | 150 |
The Leisnig Agreement 1523 | 151 |
To the Councilmen That They Establish and Maintain Christian Schools 1524 | 152 |
The Churchs Struggle for Survival 15461648 | 155 |
90 The Alliance between Emperor Charles V and Pope Paul III June 26 1546 | 161 |
91 The Augsburg Interim May 1548 | 162 |
18 The Sacrament of the Altar | 163 |
92 The Leipzig Interim December 1548 | 165 |
Warning against the Godless Duke Moritz 1549 | 166 |
103 The Autobiographical Writings of Johann Valentin Andreae 163435 | 177 |
104 Battle Hymn from the Thirty Years War | 179 |
Factionalism in the Late Reformation 154680 | 181 |
105 Melanchthon Letter on the Leipzig Interim 1548 | 187 |
Letter to Flacius Expressing Regrets September 5 1556 108 Final Report of the Theologians of Wittenberg and Leipzig 1570 | 188 |
Article 10 1577 | 190 |
11O The Leipzig Interim of 1548 | 191 |
Answer to Amsdorf November 1552 112 Amsdorf Brief Instruction concerning Majors Answer 1552 | 192 |
Against the Evangelist of the Holy Gown Dr Miser Major 1552 | 193 |
Sermon on the Conversion of Paul 1553 115 Melanchthon Judgment concerning Good Works 1553 116 Amsdorf Preface to Luthers Sermons on Jo... | 194 |
Good Works Are Injurious to Salvation 1559 | 195 |
Article 4 1577 119 Melanchthon Letter to Spalatin concerning the LutherErasmus Debate 1524 120 Melanchthon Loci Communes of 1548 | 196 |
Five Questions on the Freedom of the Human Will 1555 | 197 |
On Socalled Free Will Against the Synergists 1562 | 198 |
Articles 2 and 11 1577 | 199 |
124 The Weimar Disputation between Valentin Strigel and Matthias Flacius 1560 | 202 |
Treatise on Original Sin from Clavis Scripturae 1567 | 203 |
126 Final Report of the Theologians of Wittenberg and Leipzig 1570 | 204 |
Article 1 1577 | 205 |
128 Osianden Concerning the Only Mediator 1551 | 206 |
Disputation on Righteousness October 24 1550 | 207 |
Confutation of Osiander September 1555 | 208 |
Article 3 1577 The CryptoCalvinist Controversy 133 The Consensus of the Churches of Zurich and Geneva 1549 | 209 |
134 Calvin to all Ministers of Christ in the Churches of Saxony and Lower Germany 1556 | 210 |
135 The Dresden Consensus of 1571 | 212 |
CryptoCalvinists 1573 137 Epitome of the Formula of Concord Articles 7 and 8 1577 | 213 |
Theology in the Age of Orthodoxy 15801700 | 216 |
138 The Discipline of Theology | 221 |
Reason and Revelation | 223 |
140 Natural and Revealed Theology | 224 |
141 Sacred Scripture as Divine Revelation | 225 |
142 Fundamental Articles of Faith | 226 |
143 Chemnitz The Two Natures of Christ 1578 | 227 |
The Lords Supper 1590 | 231 |
Examination of the Council of Trent 156673 | 232 |
Confessio Catholica 163337 | 234 |
Calixtus and Calov | 237 |
148 Hunnius Epitome 1625 | 241 |
SeventeenthCentury Devotional Literature and Hymnody | 245 |
149 Foreword to Book One | 249 |
What True Faith Is | 250 |
The Purity of Teaching and of the Divine Word Is Upheld Not Only with Disputations and Many Books But Also with True Repentance and Holy Life | 252 |
152 Foreword to Book Three | 255 |
The Means by Which a Man Attains His Inward Treasure Namely through True Living Faith and through Turning | 256 |
Defense of Book Three | 257 |
155 Spiritual Marriage of Christ and the Soul | 258 |
156 General Rules for a Godly Life | 259 |
157 Imitation of the Holy Life of Christ | 261 |
Spiritual Hours of Refreshment 1664 | 263 |
158 Spiritual Drunkenness | 264 |
160 Faith and Love | 266 |
161 The Sailors | 267 |
163The Plant in the Cellar | 268 |
164 The Butterfly Catchers | 269 |
165 The Vine | 270 |
166 Tuning a Lute | 271 |
O Holy Jesus | 272 |
Now Thank We All Our God | 273 |
O Living Bread from Heaven 171 Gerhardt Two Hymns | 274 |
Jesus Only Jesus | 276 |
Lutheran Pietism 16701750 | 277 |
173 An Evaluation of Martin Luther | 282 |
174 Whether Luther Urged Works Enough 1688 | 283 |
175 Whether Everyone Ought to Know the Hour of His or Her Conversion 1690 | 284 |
176 On Tobacco 1691 | 285 |
177 On Dancing 1680 | 286 |
178 Pia Desideria 1675 | 287 |
179 Letter to a Foreign Theologian concerning the Collegia Pietatis 1677 | 290 |
August Hermann Francke 180 Sermon on Renewal 1709 | 292 |
181 The Footsteps of Divine Providence 1709 | 296 |
182 Instructions of King Frederik IV of Denmark to the First Pietist Missionaries November 17 1705 | 298 |
183 Gnomon of the New Testament 1742 | 300 |
184 Exposition of the Apocalypse 1740 | 301 |
185 The Conversion of the Peasant Farmer Jacob Schneider 1697 | 305 |
Dreams and Revelations 1719 | 307 |
187 Freylinghausen Who Is There Like Thee? 188 Laurenti Rejoice All Ye Believers | 308 |
O Son of God We Wait for Thee 190 Von Bogatzky Awake Thou Spirit of the Watchmen | 309 |
Come My Heart No Longer Languish | 310 |
Bibliography of EnglishLanguage Resources | 311 |
Notes | 317 |
Index | 320 |
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Página 131 - The Lord bless thee, and keep thee : the Lord make his face shine upon thee, and be gracious unto thee : the Lord lift up his countenance upon thee, and give thee peace.
Página 20 - For my people have committed two evils; they have forsaken me the fountain of living waters, and hewed them out cisterns, broken cisterns, that can hold no water.
Página 52 - For since, in the wisdom of God, the world did not know God through wisdom, it pleased God through the folly of what we preach to save those who believe.
Página 94 - Or are ye ignorant that all we who were baptized into Christ Jesus were baptized into His death? We were buried therefore with Him through baptism into death: that like as Christ was raised from the dead through the glory of the Father, so we also might walk in newness of life.
Página 20 - Truly, truly, I say to you, every one who commits sin is a slave to sin. The slave does not continue in the house for ever; the son continues for ever. So if the Son makes you free, you will be free indeed.
Página 109 - Instead, whoever wants to become great among you must be your servant, and whoever wants to be first must be your slave -just as the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.
Página 64 - For by grace you have been saved through faith; and this is not your own doing, it is the gift of God — not because of works, lest any man should boast.
Página 61 - There is one body and one Spirit, just as you were called to the one hope of your calling, one Lord, one faith, one baptism, one God and Father of all, who is above all and through all and in all.
Página 95 - And as they were eating, Jesus took bread, and blessed it, and brake it, and gave it to his disciples, and said, Take, eat: this is my body, which is given for you : This do in remembrance of me.
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