Martin Luther His Life And Work volume 1
Martin Luther His Life And Work volume 1
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Luther overwhelms him with volcanic masses of in- spiration, glowing hot, from St. Paul. The com- pleteness of Luther's absorption at this time, and, indeed, at all times, in the idea of Grod — the entireness of his divestment of self and putting on of God — may be made vivid by a remark of his, in this reply to Silvester, on the subject of Tauler. He quotes Tauler as saying that, if heaven were open before a believer, he would not do right to enter it until he asked God's per- mission, seeing ...that, even in glory, the Christian may not seek his own things, but God's. This opinion of Tauler's Luther pronounces " most true and most theological. " Prierias descends to the meanness of questioning the purity of his opponent's motives. " Luther, " says the Master of the Palace, addressing the monk in a tone of impertinent familiarity, " if you had received from our Lord (the Pope) a good bishopric, with a plenary in- dulgence for the repair of your church, you might have found sweeter words.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Luther overwhelms him with volcanic masses of in- spiration, glowing hot, from St. Paul. The com- pleteness of Luther's absorption at this time, and, indeed, at all times, in the idea of Grod — the entireness of his divestment of self and putting on of God — may be made vivid by a remark of his, in this reply to Silvester, on the subject of Tauler. He quotes Tauler as saying that, if heaven were open before a believer, he would not do right to enter it until he asked God's per- mission, seeing ...that, even in glory, the Christian may not seek his own things, but God's. This opinion of Tauler's Luther pronounces " most true and most theological. " Prierias descends to the meanness of questioning the purity of his opponent's motives. " Luther, " says the Master of the Palace, addressing the monk in a tone of impertinent familiarity, " if you had received from our Lord (the Pope) a good bishopric, with a plenary in- dulgence for the repair of your church, you might have found sweeter words.
What to read after Martin Luther His Life And Work volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter Bayne to read onlineMoreLess
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