Prayer and dependence respectful of God’s sufficiency. And here Luther’s theology and methodology become almost identical. In a typical paradoxical form, Luther seems to repeat almost everything he said about the study when he wrote in 1518: It is very true that the Holy Scriptures cannot be penetrated by study and talent. Therefore. Your first […]
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Why should pastors listen to Luther? Luther was a university professor of theology throughout his professional life, raising the question of whether this can really serve as a model for pastors, or even understand what pastors face in our kind of ministry, but that would be a mistake. At least three things connect Luther to
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(Conference of Pastors of Bethlehem 1996) One of the great rediscoveries of the Reformation, especially Martin Luther, was that the Word of God comes to us in the form of a book, that is, Luther understood this powerful fact: God preserves the experience of salvation and holiness from generation to generation. generation through a book
