Efnisyfirlit

• Cover
• Title Page
• Copyright
• Contents
• Series Introduction
  • Engaging the Essential Luther
  • The Rationale for This Edition
  • Defining the “Essential Luther”
  • The History of the Project
  • Editorial Principles
• Abbreviations
• Maps
• Introduction to Volume 4 (Mary Jane Haemig)
  • The Invocavit Sermons, 1522 (Martin J. Lohrmann)
    • Introduction
      • Historical Background
      • The Invocavit Sermons: Content and Effects
      • About This Edition
    • The Invocavit Sermons
      • The First Sermon, 9 March 1522, Invocavit Sunday
      • The Second Sermon, 10 March 1522, Monday after Invocavit
      • The Third Sermon, 11 March 1522, Tuesday after Invocavit
        • Concerning Images
      • The Fourth Sermon, 12 March 1522, Wednesday after Invocavit
        • Concerning Meats
      • The Fifth Sermon, 13 March 1522, Thursday after Invocavit
        • Concerning Both Kinds in the Sacrament
      • The Sixth Sermon, 14 March 1522, Friday after Invocavit
      • The Seventh Sermon, 15 March 1522, Saturday before Reminiscere
      • The Eighth Sermon, 16 March 1522, Reminiscere Sunday
  • Selected Sermons (Mary Jane Haemig)
    • Introduction
    • Selected Sermons
      • Sermon Preached at Erfurt on the Journey to Worms, John 20:19–20, 7 April 1521
      • The Second Sermon on Matt. 22:37–39, the Afternoon of 19 October 1522
        • The Second Sermon Preached by Martin [Sic] at Weimar in the Parish [Church] on the Afternoon of the Above-Named Sunday
      • Sermon at Coburg on Cross and Suffering 1530
        • A Harmony of Matthew 27, Luke 24, and John 19
      • Sermon on the Twelfth Sunday after Trinity 1531
        • Sermon on the Epistle for the Twelfth Sunday after Trinity, 2 Cor. 3:4–6, Preached on the Afternoon of 27 August 1531
      • Sermon in Castle Pleissenburg, Leipzig 1539
        • Sermon Preached in Castle Pleissenburg on the Occasion of the Inauguration of the Reformation in Leipzig, John 14:23–31, 24 May 1539
      • The Gospel for the Early Christmas Service, Luke 2[:15–20]
  • Selected Hymns (Dorothea Wendebourg)
    • Introduction
      • The Hymn Texts
        • 1. A New Song Here Shall Be Begun (1523)
        • 2. Dear Christians, Let Us Now Rejoice (1523)
        • 3. From Heaven on High I Come to You (1535)
        • 4. From Trouble Deep I Cry to Thee (1523)
        • 5. A Mighty Fortress Is Our God (1528/29)
        • 6. Our Father Who in Heaven Art (1539)
        • 7. All Praise to Thee, O Jesus Christ (1523/4)
        • 8. Death Held Our Lord in Prison (1524)
        • 9. Come, Holy Ghost Lord and God (1524)
        • 10. Jesus Christ, Our God and Savior (1524)
    • Selected Hymns
      • Hymn 1: “A New Song Here Shall Be Begun”
      • Hymn 2: “Dear Christians, Let Us Now Rejoice”
      • Hymn 3: “From Heaven on High I Come to You”
      • Hymn 4: “From Trouble Deep I Cry to Thee”
      • Hymn 5: “A Mighty Fortress Is Our God”
      • Hymn 6: “Our Father Who in Heaven Art”
      • Hymn 7: “All Praise to Thee, O Jesus Christ”
      • Hymn 8: “Death Held Our Lord in Prison”
      • Hymn 9: “Come, Holy Ghost Lord and God”
      • Hymn 10: “Jesus Christ, Our God and Savior”
  • A Sermon on Prayer and Procession during Rogation Days, 1519 (Mary Jane Haemig)
    • Introduction
    • A Sermon on Prayer and Procession during Rogation Days
  • Little Prayer Book, 1522 (Mary Jane Haemig)
    • Introduction
    • Little Prayer Book
      • Foreword
        • The First Tablet
        • The Second Tablet
        • What It Means to Break the Commandments
          • Breaking the First
          • Breaking the Second Commandment
          • Breaking the Third Commandment
          • Breaking the Fourth Commandment
          • Breaking the Fifth Commandment
          • Breaking the Sixth Commandment
          • Breaking the Seventh Commandment
          • Breaking the Eighth Commandment
          • Breaking the Last Two Commandments
        • Fulfilling the Commandments
          • The First
          • The Second
          • The Third
          • The Fourth
          • The Fifth
          • The Sixth
          • The Seventh
          • The Eighth
          • The Last Two
      • Jesus
        • The Creed
          • The First Part of the Creed
          • The Second Part
          • The Third Part
        • The Lord’s Prayer
          • Preface and Preparation for Praying the Seven Divine Petitions
          • The First Petition
          • The Second Petition
          • The Third Petition
          • The Fourth Petition
          • The Fifth Petition
          • The Sixth Petition
          • The Seventh Petition
        • The Hail Mary
      • The Epistle of St. Paul to Titus
        • To Give Instruction for Living a Christian Life
          • Preface to St. Paul’s Epistle to Titus
      • Passional
  • The Small Catechism, 1529 (Timothy J. Wengert)
    • Introduction
      • The Development of Luther’s Small Catechism
      • Content
      • The Purpose of the Small Catechism
    • Handbook the Small Catechism for Ordinary Pastors and Preachers Martin Luther [1529]
      • The Ten Commandments: In a Simple Way in Which the Head of a House Is to Present Them to the Household
        • The First [Commandment]
        • The Second [Commandment]
        • The Third [Commandment]
        • The Fourth [Commandment]
        • The Fifth [Commandment]
        • The Sixth [Commandment]
        • The Seventh [Commandment]
        • The Eighth [Commandment]
        • The Ninth [Commandment]
        • The Tenth [Commandment]
      • The Creed: In the Very Simple Way in Which the Head of a House Is to Present It to the Household
        • The First Article: On Creation
        • The Second Article: On Redemption
        • The Third Article: On Being Made Holy
      • The Lord’s Prayer: In the Very Simple Way in Which the Head of a House Is to Present It to the Household
        • The First Request
        • The Second Request
        • The Third Request
        • The Fourth Request
        • The Fifth Request
        • The Sixth Request
        • The Seventh Request
      • The Sacrament of Holy Baptism: In a Simple Way in Which the Head of a House Is to Present It to the Household
        • First
        • Second
        • Third
        • Fourth
      • How Simple People Are to Be Taught to Confess
      • The Sacrament of the Altar: In a Simple Way in Which the Head of a House Is to Present It to the Household
      • How the Head of the House Is to Teach the Members of the Household to Say Morning and Evening Blessings
      • How the Head of the House Is to Teach Members of the Household to Offer Blessing and Thanksgiving at Meals
        • The Table Blessing
        • Thanksgiving
      • The Household Chart of Some Bible Passages
        • For Bishops, Pastors, and Preachers
        • Concerning Governing Authorities
        • For Husbands
        • For Wives
        • For Parents
        • For Children
        • For Male and Female Servants, Day Laborers, Workers, and the Like
        • For Masters and Mistresses
        • For Young People in General
        • For Widows
        • For All in the Community
      • A Marriage Booklet for Simple Pastors
      • The Baptismal Booklet: Translated into German and Newly Revised
  • A Simple Way to Pray: How One Should Pray, for Peter, the Master Barber, 1535 (Eric Lund)
    • Introduction
    • A Simple Way to Pray: How One Should Pray, for Peter, the Master Barber
      • The Lord’s Prayer
        • The First Petition
        • The Second Petition
        • The Third Petition
        • The Fourth Petition
        • The Fifth Petition
        • The Sixth Petition
        • The Seventh Petition
      • The Ten Commandments
        • The First Commandment
        • The Second Commandment
        • The Third Commandment
        • The Fourth Commandment
        • The Fifth Commandment
        • The Sixth Commandment
        • The Seventh Commandment
        • The Eighth Commandment
        • The Ninth and Tenth Commandments
      • A Simple Exercise for Contemplating the Creed
        • The First Article of Creation
        • The Second Article of Redemption
        • The Third Article of Sanctification
  • A Sermon on Preparing to Die, 1519 (Anna Marie Johnson)
    • Introduction
    • A Sermon on Preparing to Die
  • The Magnificat, 1521 (Beth Kreitzer)
    • Introduction
      • The Magnificat as Mirror for a Prince
    • The Magnificat
      • Preface and Introduction
        • 46. My Soul Magnifies God, the Lord
        • 47. And My Spirit Rejoices in God, My Savior
        • 48. For He Has Regarded the Nothingness of His Maid. Therefore All Generations Will Call Me Blessed
        • 49. For He Has Done Great Things for Me, He Who Is Mighty, and Holy Is His Name
        • 50. “And His Mercy Is on Those Who Fear Him, from Generation to Generation”
      • The First Work of God, Mercy
      • The Second Work of God, Breaking Spiritual Pride
        • 51. He Has Shown Strength with His Arm and Has Scattered the Proud in the Imagination of Their Hearts
      • The Third Work, Putting down the Mighty
        • 52. He Has Put down the Mighty from Their Seats
      • The Fourth Work, Exalting the Lowly
        • And He Has Exalted Those of Low Degree
      • The Fifth and Sixth Works
        • 53. He Has Filled the Hungry with Good Things, and the Rich He Has Sent Empty Away
        • 54. He Has Helped His Servant Israel in Remembrance of His Mercy
        • 55. As He Spoke to Our Fathers, to Abraham, and to His Seed Forever
      • Epilogue
        • How King Solomon Made a Princely Prayer to God, as a Good Example to All Princes and Lords, Found in 1 Kings 3[:5–14]
  • Whether One May Flee from a Deadly Plague, 1527 (Anna Marie Johnson)
    • Introduction
    • Whether One May Flee from a Deadly Plague
      • Luther’s Introduction
        • Who Must Normally Stay, and under What Conditions They Might Leave
        • Who May Flee
        • Love of Neighbor in All Circumstances
        • Recommendations for Communities
        • Fighting the Devil by Loving the Neighbor
        • Those Who Tempt God
        • Preparing for Death
        • On Cemeteries
      • Conclusion
  • That Christians Should Bear Their Cross with Patience, 1530 (Ken Sundet Jones and Mark C. Mattes)
    • Introduction
    • That Christians Should Bear Their Cross with Patience
      • The Need [for the Cross]
      • The Source [of the Cross]
      • The Entreaty
  • Consolation for Women Whose Pregnancies Have Not Gone Wel, 1542 (Kristen E. Kvam)
    • Introduction
    • Afterword
  • Selected Letters of Pastoral and Spiritual Counsel (John A. Maxfield)
    • Introduction
    • Letter to Friar George Spenlein (Wittenberg, 8 April 1516)
    • Letter to George Spalatin (Wartburg, 9 September 1521)
    • Preface to the Judgment of Martin Luther on Monastic Vows, Addressed to Hans Luther (Wartburg, 21 November 1521)
    • Letter to Nicholas Hausmann (Wittenberg, 17 March 1522)
    • To Hans Luther (Wittenberg, 15 February 1530)
    • To Philip Melanchthon (Coburg, 29 June 1530)
    • To Margarethe Luther (Wittenberg, 20 May 1531)
    • To Thomas Zink (Wittenberg, 22 April 1532)
    • Letters to Katherine Luther (Eisleben, 7 and 10 February 1546)
      • Letter of 7 February 1546 to Katherine Luther
      • Letter of 10 February 1546 to Katherine Luther
  • Preface to the Wittenberg Edition of Luther’s German Writings, 1539 (Erik H. Herrmann)
    • Introduction
    • Preface to the Wittenberg Edition of Luther’s German Writings
      • Oratio
      • Meditatio
      • Tentatio
  • Preface to the Latin Works, 1545 (Robert Kolb)
    • Introduction
    • Preface to Luther’s Latin Works
• Image Credits
• Index of Scriptural References
  • Old Testament
  • New Testament
• Index of Names
• Index of Works by Martin Luther and Others
• Index of Subjects

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