Martin Luther An Address Delivered in the Central Presbyterian Church Alleghe
Martin Luther An Address Delivered in the Central Presbyterian Church Alleghe
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Fires were smouldering in their souls, and the least breath blown kindled them into a blaze. So the work goes bravely on.
Now then, Luther was the only man whose name was known to all Germany, and more than that, the only man whose name was known to all Christendom. And what should be done with this man? Will you try him by commission? He was too large a man foiithat. And though Leo in his jesting, easy way, a thousand miles off, could say that this was nothing but a squabble between the Domini...cans and the Augustinians, and I don't doubt there was a good deal in Luther andTetzel, belonging to different fraternities, which gave greater zeal to Luther as well as to other good men — but Leo thought that was all ; that it would all blow over, and soon.
But now it appeared that what at first "arose as a cloud like a- man's hand" began to cover the whole northern hemisphere and looked dark and threatening. And so Luther is cited before the diet, one of those august public meetings, when the Empire sat upon great questions of state, when the Emperor was there, when the King was —24— there, when the electors were there and the bish- ops and archbishops, and always a legate from Rome ; when all that was learned and impressive was collected within some imperial palace, in some free city of Germany.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fires were smouldering in their souls, and the least breath blown kindled them into a blaze. So the work goes bravely on.
Now then, Luther was the only man whose name was known to all Germany, and more than that, the only man whose name was known to all Christendom. And what should be done with this man? Will you try him by commission? He was too large a man foiithat. And though Leo in his jesting, easy way, a thousand miles off, could say that this was nothing but a squabble between the Domini...cans and the Augustinians, and I don't doubt there was a good deal in Luther andTetzel, belonging to different fraternities, which gave greater zeal to Luther as well as to other good men — but Leo thought that was all ; that it would all blow over, and soon.
But now it appeared that what at first "arose as a cloud like a- man's hand" began to cover the whole northern hemisphere and looked dark and threatening. And so Luther is cited before the diet, one of those august public meetings, when the Empire sat upon great questions of state, when the Emperor was there, when the King was —24— there, when the electors were there and the bish- ops and archbishops, and always a legate from Rome ; when all that was learned and impressive was collected within some imperial palace, in some free city of Germany.
What to read after Martin Luther An Address Delivered in the Central Presbyterian Church Alleghe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J B Joseph Baugher Bittinger to read onlineMoreLess
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