Martin Luther Student Monk Reformer
Martin Luther Student Monk Reformer
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That such a success should be achieved during its most brilliant age, viewed from an earthly standpoint, stamps for ever with Divine authority the work of the Reformer.
3 1 6 Martin Luthe7\ At Wittenberg- an active, but disturbing- element of powerful agitation now manifested itself. The Church in which Luther had so often preached the Word of God became the place where startling- innovations were pro- claimed and strang-e doctrines propounded. Such might have been expected. Gabriel Zwilling-, ...a young- Augustine monk, the Chaplain of the Convent, ascending the pulpit, in fiery eloquence, denounced the Sacrifice of the Mass ; and demanded that in the celebration of the Lord's Supper the mode of administration should be in harmony with that instituted by Christ Himself with His disciples Zwilling- remembering- the opinion of Luther, went beyond the teaching- of his master, in declaring that the priest committed a grievous sin who refused to give the cup to the laity. He utterly condemned the practice of masses said by the monks alone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That such a success should be achieved during its most brilliant age, viewed from an earthly standpoint, stamps for ever with Divine authority the work of the Reformer.
3 1 6 Martin Luthe7\ At Wittenberg- an active, but disturbing- element of powerful agitation now manifested itself. The Church in which Luther had so often preached the Word of God became the place where startling- innovations were pro- claimed and strang-e doctrines propounded. Such might have been expected. Gabriel Zwilling-, ...a young- Augustine monk, the Chaplain of the Convent, ascending the pulpit, in fiery eloquence, denounced the Sacrifice of the Mass ; and demanded that in the celebration of the Lord's Supper the mode of administration should be in harmony with that instituted by Christ Himself with His disciples Zwilling- remembering- the opinion of Luther, went beyond the teaching- of his master, in declaring that the priest committed a grievous sin who refused to give the cup to the laity. He utterly condemned the practice of masses said by the monks alone.
What to read after Martin Luther Student Monk Reformer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rae John to read onlineMoreLess
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