Abbreviations | p. vii |
Publisher's Preface to the English Edition | p. ix |
Foreword | p. xiii |
Lord's Prayer | p. 1 |
The Introductory Address of the Lord's Prayer and the Amen, Unfolded in the Admonition to Pray | p. 3 |
The Wording of the Address, Outline, and Scope of the Admonition to Pray | p. 4 |
The Lord's Prayer as Divine Directive to Recognize Our Need | p. 8 |
The Lord's Prayer in its Structure as God-ordained Norm for Our Praying | p. 10 |
God's Command and Promise as Foundation for Our Certainty of Being Heard | p. 14 |
The Lord's Prayer as Defensive and Offensive Weapon Against Satan | p. 22 |
The Lord's Prayer as an Aid to Prayer | p. 29 |
The Three Thy-Petitions: Luther's Interpretation in its Individuality and its Development | p. 39 |
The Tension between the Direction of the Biblical Thrust and the Narrowing of the Early Church's View | p. 39 |
The Anthropological Limitation of Luther's Early Interpretations of the Lord's Prayer | p. 43 |
The Salvation History View of Luther's Later Lord's Prayer Interpretations | p. 47 |
The First Petition for the Hallowing of God's Name | p. 55 |
Wording and Meaning of the First Petition | p. 55 |
Structure of the Explanation | p. 59 |
Characteristics of Luther's Explanation | p. 62 |
The Second Petition for the Coming of the Kingdom of God | p. 71 |
Wording and Meaning of the Second Petition | p. 71 |
Structure of the Explanation | p. 76 |
Characteristics of Luther's Interpretation | p. 80 |
The Third Petition for the Implementation of the Divine Plan of Salvation | p. 91 |
Wording and Meaning of the Third Petition | p. 91 |
Structure of the Explanation | p. 98 |
Characteristics of Luther's Explanation | p. 102 |
The Fourth Petition for Daily Bread | p. 117 |
The Evolution of the Meaning of the Petition for Bread | p. 117 |
Structure of the Explanation | p. 130 |
Characteristics of Luther's Explanation | p. 132 |
The Fifth Petition for God's Forgiveness | p. 145 |
Wording and Meaning of the Fifth Petition | p. 145 |
Structure of the Explanations | p. 155 |
The Relationship of the Two Parts of the Forgiveness Petition According to Luther | p. 157 |
The Sixth and Seventh Petitions for the Eschatological Deliverance | p. 173 |
Wording and Meaning of the Final Double Petition | p. 173 |
Structure of the Explanation | p. 181 |
Luther's Contribution to the Understating of the Sixth Petition | p. 184 |
Luther's Contribution to the Understanding of the Seventh Petition | p. 197 |
Bibliography | p. 209 |
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