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Reformed Perspectives on Luther: The Man and His Message
The 500th anniversary of the Martin Luther’s nailing of the Ninety-Five Theses to the door of the Castle Church in Wittenberg affords an opportunity to reflect upon the life, ministry and teaching of the Reformer. We should listen to Martin Luther – not to become experts in reformation history, nor to boast about our spiritual and historical descent from him, but to be mastered and captivated by his God.
Luther said
‘I simply taught, preached and wrote God’s Word; I did nothing; the Word did everything.’
This book brings together perspectives from faculty members of the Reformed Theological College of the Reformed Presbyterian Church of Ireland.
‘Martin Luther’s significance reaches well beyond the bounds of the church. But for Christians his primary significance is surely that of his theology, his grasp of the gospel, and thus his understanding of the church…It is my pleasure to commend such a fine pastoral collection of essays on Luther.’ CARL TRUEMAN
This volume has been written by members of the faculty of the Reformed Presbyterian College in association with the special commemorative conference held on 31st October. The book accompanies the conference addresses and includes 3 further contributions to give an accessible way to understand Martin Luther, both the man and his message.
TOPICS INCLUDE
- Luther until conversion, Knox Hyndman
- Luther after his conversion, Trevor McCavery
- Luther and Scripture, Andrew Kerr
- Luther on prayer, Robert McCollum
- Luther’s discovery of Justification, David McKay
- Luther and the Psalter, Norris Wilson
- Luther on the original languages of Scripture, Warren Peel
- Luther and the centrality of God, Edward Donnelly
it is available from the Covenanter Bookshop price £6
