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Eight days after his last birthday, which he celebrated on the 10th of November in the company of his friends, he finished his exposition of Genesis and closed his lecture to the students with these impressive words: "I am weak! I cannot continue; pray God to grant me a blessed death." And he wrote to a friend: "I am sick of this world, and the world is sick of me; it will not be difficult for us to part, as a guest quits his inn. Therefore I pray for a peaceful end, I am ready to depart." At the close of his last sermon in Eisleben the thoughts of his heart are expressed in this wish: "May God give us grace that we gratefully accept His beloved Word, increase and grow in the knowledge and faith of His Son, and remain steadfast in the confession of His holy Word unto our end! Amen."

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LIFE OF LUTHER

Gustav Just

PERENNIAL PRESS

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

The Christians of the First Century

The Persecutions

Constantine and the Spreading of Christianity in Germany

Popery and Monkery

The Forerunners of the Reformation

Luther’s Childhood

Luther in the Cloister

Luther as Teacher

Luther the Reformer

Luther the Mighty Warrior

Luther the Staunch Confessor

The Fanatics and the Peasants’ War

The Colloquy at Marburg

The Augsburg Confession

Bible, Catechism, and Hymnbook

Luther’s Family Life

Luther’s Last Days and Death

Afflictions of the Lutheran Church in Germany after the Reformation

The Lutheran Church in America

2016

THE CHRISTIANS OF THE FIRST CENTURY

1. THE APOSTLES OF the Lord. When our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ bid farewell to His disciples on the Mount of Olives, and ascended into heaven, He commanded them to tarry in Jerusalem until they were endued with power from on high. In this power they were to go forth into all the world and bear witness of that which they had seen and heard. He said unto them: “But ye shall receive power after that the Holy Ghost is come upon you: and ye shall be witnesses unto me both in Jerusalem, and in all Judaea, and in Samaria, and unto the uttermost part of the earth,” Acts 1, 8.

The disciples faithfully executed this command of the Lord; for after the day of Pentecost upon which they had received the Holy Ghost, they went forth and proclaimed the Gospel of Christ crucified in Jerusalem, in Judaea, in the surrounding countries, and in the whole world. They baptized Jews and heathen, and everywhere founded Christian congregations. But at once the word of the Lord was fulfilled: “If they have persecuted me, they will also persecute you,” John 15, 20. For the spreading of Christianity aroused bitter enmity among Jews and Gentiles against the disciples of the Lord. , the brother of John, was the first of the apostles to suffer martyrdom at Jerusalem. We are told: “When the officer, who was to bring him into court, saw how steadfastly James adhered to his faith in Christ, he was so affected, that he confessed himself likewise a Christian. Thus both of them were condemned.

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