Watchwords for the Warfare of Life, Part Third. Words For The Halting-Places. I. The Visible Creation
Inspiring quotes from Martin Luther about the beauty and wonder of God’s visible creation.
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Watchwords for the Warfare of Life, Part Second. Words For The Day’s March. II. Special Graces
Martin Luther on the grace of God: The fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, Meekness, temperance: against such there is no law. – Galatians 5:22, 23
Continue reading →Watchwords for the Warfare of Life, Part Second. Words For The Day’s March. I. The Leader
Inspiring words of wisdom from Martin Luther about taking leadership over God’s people to feed and care for them spiritually and physically.
Continue reading →Watchwords for the Warfare of Life, Part 1 Words for the Battle-Field, V. The Enemy
Inspiring and encouraging words from Martin Luther on how to fight our spiritual enemy, the Devil, also known as Satan.
Continue reading →Watchwords for the Warfare of Life, Part 1 Words for the Battle-Field, IV. The Armies of Heaven
What Martin Luther has to say about angels and the armies of Heaven that protect us physically from harm.
Continue reading →Watchwords for the Warfare of Life, Part 1 Words for the Battle-Field, III. The Weapons of Our Warfare.
Words of wisdom from Martin Luther about the Word of God and living a fruitful life for Jesus Christ.
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Martin Luther’s Reply to the Papal Bull of Leo X
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3Exsurge Domine (Latin: Arise O Lord) is a papal bull issued on 15 June 1520 by Pope Leo X. It was written in response to the teachings of Martin Luther which opposed the views of the papacy. It censured forty one propositions extracted from Luther’s 95 theses and subsequent writings, and threatened him with excommunication unless he recanted within a sixty day period commencing upon the publication of the bull … Continue reading →
On the Babylonish Captivity of the Church – By Martin Luther
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“I now know and am sure that the Papacy is the kingdom of Babylon, and the power of Nimrod the mighty hunter.” – Quote from Martin Luther
Continue reading →“On Christian Freedom” – by Martin Luther
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The believing soul, by its faith in Christ, becomes free from all sin, fearless of death, safe from hell, and endowed with eternal life in Jesus Christ.
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The 95 Thesis of Martin Luther which he nailed on a church door in Wittenberg Germany on October 31st, 1517.
Continue reading →On the Sacrament of Extreme Unction – By Martin Luther
To this rite of anointing the sick our theologians have made two additions well worthy of themselves. One is, that they call it a sacrament; the other, that they make it extreme, so that it cannot be administered except to those who are in extreme peril of life. Perhaps— as they are keen dialecticians—they have so made it in relation to the first unction of baptism, and the two following … Continue reading →
Of the Catholic Priesthood Called Holy Orders – By Martin Luther
Of this sacrament the Church of Christ knows nothing; it was invented by the church of the Pope. It not only has no promise of grace, anywhere declared, but not a word is said about it in the whole of the New Testament. Now it is ridiculous to set up as a sacrament of God that which can nowhere be proved to have been instituted by God. Not that I … Continue reading →
Of Matrimony – By Martin Luther
It is not only without any warrant of Scripture that matrimony is considered a sacrament, but it has been turned into a mere mockery by the very same traditions which vaunt it as a sacrament. Let us look a little into this. I have said that in every sacrament there is contained a word of divine promise, which must be believed in by him who receives the sign; and that … Continue reading →
Of Confirmation – By Martin Luther
It is surprising that it should have entered any one’s mind to make a Sacrament of Confirmation out of that laying on of hands which Christ applied to little children, and by which the apostles bestowed the Holy Spirit, ordained presbyters, and healed the sick; as the Apostle writes to Timothy: “Lay hands suddenly on no man.” (1 Tim. v. 22.) Why not also make a confirmation out of the … Continue reading →