The Era of the Protestant Revolution
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In not acceptmg them they o X f o r d Re- differed from Luther. But they and Luther formers. ^ had one thing in common. They alike held that religion did not consist in ceremonies, but was a thing of the heart; that true worship must be in spirit and in truth.
In 1 508 Luther was removed from Erfurt to the Augus- CH. III. The Wittenberg Reformers. 99 tinian monastery at Wittenberg, and soon after made preacher there at the University moves to Wit- recently founded by the Elector of Saxony. '"^"... ^' In i5iohewas sent on an errand for his monastery to Rome. There he found wicked priests, V isits Rome.
performing masses in the churches, ignorant worshippers buying forgiveness of sins from the priests, and doing at their bidding all kinds of penances ; and he came back zealous, like Colet, for reform, and with the words 'the just shall live by faith' more than ever ringing in his ears.
He had been preaching and teaching the theology of St. Augustine at Wittenberg several years with great ear- nestness, when in 1516 he read the new edi- ^, , ^T •' Reads the New tion of the New Testament by Erasmus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In not acceptmg them they o X f o r d Re- differed from Luther. But they and Luther formers. ^ had one thing in common. They alike held that religion did not consist in ceremonies, but was a thing of the heart; that true worship must be in spirit and in truth.
In 1 508 Luther was removed from Erfurt to the Augus- CH. III. The Wittenberg Reformers. 99 tinian monastery at Wittenberg, and soon after made preacher there at the University moves to Wit- recently founded by the Elector of Saxony. '"^"... ^' In i5iohewas sent on an errand for his monastery to Rome. There he found wicked priests, V isits Rome.
performing masses in the churches, ignorant worshippers buying forgiveness of sins from the priests, and doing at their bidding all kinds of penances ; and he came back zealous, like Colet, for reform, and with the words 'the just shall live by faith' more than ever ringing in his ears.
He had been preaching and teaching the theology of St. Augustine at Wittenberg several years with great ear- nestness, when in 1516 he read the new edi- ^, , ^T •' Reads the New tion of the New Testament by Erasmus.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederic Seebohm to read onlineMoreLess
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