We have seen in previous websites how Bernard of Clairvaux experienced Christ and Wycliffe and Hus stood as faithful witnesses for the Lord. Wycliffe was willing to die for the truth which he taught and preached. Hus followed in the same line as Wycliffe and paid for his stand with his life. The leaders of the Reformation built upon the light and truth recovered through these two brothers. This website considers the Lord's servant and chosen vessel, Martin Luther. Another website about Martin Luther is also available.

Changes in Europe Early Life And Education Luther Enters the Monastery Journey To Rome Professor of Theology Indulgence Controversy The Ninety-Five Theses Debates At Heidelberg and Leipzig Literary Activity Three Reformation Treatises The Bull of Condemnation

Banished By the State Labors at the Wartburg Translation of the New Testament Pamphlet Against Idolatry Preaching At Wittenberg Against Revolt Exposing the Convents Different Views Concerning the Lord's Table Zwingli's Beliefs Conference at Marburg Other Contributions by Luther The State Church

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