Author
Martin Luther
1483–1546
Sparked the Reformation. Justification by faith alone. Influenced all subsequent Protestant theology.
Works in the Library 10
The Lord Is My Shepherd 1538
Martin Luther provides a devotional exposition of Psalm 23, offering spiritual comfort and theological insight for English-speaking believers.
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The Kingdom of Christ and Christian Liberty 1548
Martin Luther expounds Jeremiah 22 and Psalm 8 on Christian liberty and Christ's kingdom, with supplementary sermon on faith and healing.
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A Faithful Admonition 1554
Martin Luther warns Germans against foreign princes restoring papal authority, urging English readers to scrutinize their magistrates' religious policies.
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Meditations of True and Perfect Consolation 1564
Martin Luther offers fourteen meditations on consolation for the laboring and burdened, providing spiritual comfort through theological reflection.
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The Sermon on the Last Day 1570
Martin Luther expounds the Advent Gospel on Christ's judgment and Last Day signs, offering eschatological instruction and spiritual preparation.
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Commentary on Galatians 1575
Martin Luther's Galatians commentary emphasizes God's grace and justification by faith, foundational to Protestant theological understanding.
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Commentary upon the Fifteen Psalms Called Psalmi Graduum 1577
Martin Luther's commentary on the Psalms of Degrees offers spiritual consolation and theological guidance for afflicted Christian consciences.
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Commentary on Peter and Jude 1581
Martin Luther's lectures on Peter's epistles and Jude provide pastoral comfort and doctrinal instruction for English Protestant believers.
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On the Bondage of the Will 1823
Martin Luther's seminal work argues that human will lacks freedom in spiritual matters, establishing predestination as central to Protestant theology.
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The Ninety-Five Theses 1915
Martin Luther's Ninety-Five Theses challenge papal indulgence practices, sparking the Protestant Reformation and transforming Christian theology.
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Passages Martin Luther cites most
Bible verses most often cited across these 10 works. Each links to everything in the library on that verse.
1 Corinthians 1:305×
Romans 4:155×
Romans 5:35×
Romans 7:235×
Romans 10:45×
1 Corinthians 1:234×
1 Peter 5:84×
Exodus 19:204×
Ezekiel 18:234×
Romans 1:164×
Romans 3:44×
Romans 4:34×
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