Life of Luther
Life of Luther
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fUNTVERSIT LUTHER'S FURTHER WORK, ^^'''^^^^^^>tft^C-nA^^\^' He begged them not to lend an ear to the complamts"and "^ calumniations which were being circulated against him, especially in reference to giving the cup to the laity, and to the Papal power, until the matter had been seriously examined. He spoke at the same time of malicious accusers, who on those points held secretly the same opinions as himself.
But from this contest with the Bishop of Meissen he refused to withdraw. To Spalatin he... broke out again in February 1520, in terms more decided than any he had previously given vent to, and which led people to expect still sharper utterances. ' Do not suppose, ' he said, ' that the cause of Christ is to be furthered on earth in sweet peace : the Word of God can never be set forth without danger and dis- quiet: it is a Word of infinite majesty, it works great things, and is wonderful among the great and the high ; it slew, as the prophet says (Psalm Ixxviii. 31), the wealthiest of them, and smote down the chosen ones of Israel.
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fUNTVERSIT LUTHER'S FURTHER WORK, ^^'''^^^^^^>tft^C-nA^^\^' He begged them not to lend an ear to the complamts"and "^ calumniations which were being circulated against him, especially in reference to giving the cup to the laity, and to the Papal power, until the matter had been seriously examined. He spoke at the same time of malicious accusers, who on those points held secretly the same opinions as himself.
But from this contest with the Bishop of Meissen he refused to withdraw. To Spalatin he... broke out again in February 1520, in terms more decided than any he had previously given vent to, and which led people to expect still sharper utterances. ' Do not suppose, ' he said, ' that the cause of Christ is to be furthered on earth in sweet peace : the Word of God can never be set forth without danger and dis- quiet: it is a Word of infinite majesty, it works great things, and is wonderful among the great and the high ; it slew, as the prophet says (Psalm Ixxviii. 31), the wealthiest of them, and smote down the chosen ones of Israel.
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