The Reformation in Germany volume 4
The Reformation in Germany volume 4
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For we do not inquire who ordained one or another, but who received the primacy over others from the Lord Jesus. "^ In his first address Luther made the point that the Roman Church was not all the Church, that the Greeks had never submitted to the Pope or acknowledged the primacy. Christ had said, "On this Rock will I build my Church. " He did not mean a part of the Church, but the whole; and he could not therefore have referred to the Pope, the head of the Roman Church, as the head of all the ...Church. The reference to the Greeks aroused Eck's indignation; he said, "I beseech the reverend father to be silent and not to insult us with Greeks and Orientals, who separat- ing from the Roman Church became at the same time exiles from the Christian faith. " Luther answered, "I rather pray Doctor Eck to spare so many thousands of saints, since up to our times the Greek Church has endured, and undoubtedly it will endure; for Christ did not receive from the Father the middle of the Roman Empire, but the whole world for a possession and an inheritance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For we do not inquire who ordained one or another, but who received the primacy over others from the Lord Jesus. "^ In his first address Luther made the point that the Roman Church was not all the Church, that the Greeks had never submitted to the Pope or acknowledged the primacy. Christ had said, "On this Rock will I build my Church. " He did not mean a part of the Church, but the whole; and he could not therefore have referred to the Pope, the head of the Roman Church, as the head of all the ...Church. The reference to the Greeks aroused Eck's indignation; he said, "I beseech the reverend father to be silent and not to insult us with Greeks and Orientals, who separat- ing from the Roman Church became at the same time exiles from the Christian faith. " Luther answered, "I rather pray Doctor Eck to spare so many thousands of saints, since up to our times the Greek Church has endured, and undoubtedly it will endure; for Christ did not receive from the Father the middle of the Roman Empire, but the whole world for a possession and an inheritance.
What to read after The Reformation in Germany volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry C Henry Clay Vedder to read onlineMoreLess
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