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A Commentarie Of M. Doctor Martin Luther Vpon The Epistle Of S. Paul To The Galathians [Bound With] A Commentarie Upon The Fifteene Psalmes, Called Psalmi Graduum, That Is, Psalmes Of Degrees: Faithfully Copied Out Of The Lectures Of D. Martin Luther, Very Fruitful And Comfortable For All Christian Afflicted Consciences To Reade. Translated Out Of Latine Into English By Henry Bull.: Martin Luther Commentary on Galatians and Psalms
by Martin Luther
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About This Item
London: Richard Field, 1616. 4to (8 x 5.75 in).
Collation
Galatians: Collates complete [4], 296 ff.Psalms: Lacking title (A1). A-V^4, X^2.
Binding
Text in black letter. Bound in a more recent red paneled calf binding with six raised bands. The text Galatians Psalms Luther 1616 tooled in gilt in compartments. Condition: Lightly rubbed. Text block dyed in red with text containing wide margins. A few ex-library stamps to the text of both commentaries. Minor marks, light blemishes or reading wear. A lovely, solid copy of a scarce and valuable book.
Note
Galatians is well known as Luther's favorite book: the subject of his lectures in 1519 and again in 1523. Luther has stated: The Epistle to the Galatians is my epistle. To it I am as it were in wedlock… It is my Katherine [i.e. Luther s wife]. The significance of this commentary upon Protestantism is difficult to overstate. Over and above all of Luther s writings it represents the crux of justification by faith alone in the strongest and clearest sense.
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- A Commentarie Of M. Doctor Martin Luther Vpon The Epistle Of S. Paul To The Galathians [Bound With] A Commentarie Upon The Fifteene Psalmes, Called Psalmi Graduum, That Is, Psalmes Of Degrees: Faithfully Copied Out Of The Lectures Of D. Martin Luther, Very Fruitful And Comfortable For All Christian Afflicted Consciences To Reade. Translated Out Of Latine Into English By Henry Bull.
- Author
- Martin Luther
- Book Condition
- Used - Very Good
- Quantity Available
- 1
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Publisher
- Richard Field
- Place of Publication
- London
- Date Published
- 1616
- Size
- Quarto
- Weight
- 0.00 lbs
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- Bible, martin luther, galatians, commentary, antique book, reformation, luther works, theology, puritan theology, luther book, protestant, protestant reformation
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