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9780801022142

Martin Luther as Prophet, Teacher, and Hero : Images of the Reformer, 1520-1620

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    9780801022142

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    0801022142

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1999-12-01
  • Publisher: Baker Academic

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Summary

A study of Martin Luther's legacy explains how the view of Luther as prophet, teacher, and hero shaped the thought and action of his followers.

Author Biography

Robert Kolb (Ph.D., University of Wisconsin, Madison) is Missions Professor of Systematic Theology at Concordia Seminary in St. Louis. He is the author of numerous books and essays and served as the co-editor of The Sixteenth Century Journal from 1994 to 1997.

Table of Contents

Abbreviations 7(1)
Illustrations
8(1)
Introduction 9(8)
Part One Theander Lutherus: The Man of God as Prophet, Teacher, and Hero
The Living Prophet: Luther in the View of His Contemporaries
17(22)
The Beginnings of the Reformation
18(7)
From Monk and Teacher to Prophet and Angel
25(9)
Burying and Praising Luther
34(5)
The Prophet of God: Luther as the Authoritative Interpreter of God's Word
39(36)
The Assertion of Luther's Authority
40(6)
The Perspective of Cyriakus Spangenberg
46(4)
Descriptions of Luther as Apostle, Evangelist, and Prophet
50(5)
Luther's Authority in Mid-Sixteenth-Century Confessions and Corpora Doctrinae
55(8)
Luther's Authority in the Formula of Concord
63(2)
The Decline of Luther's Prophetic Authority
65(10)
The German Prophet: Luther as Hero of the People and the Nation against the Baalites of Rome
75(28)
Depicting the Hero
75(7)
The Characteristics of the Prophetic Hero
82(4)
Writing the Life of the Hero
86(17)
The Teaching Prophet: Luther as Instructor of Pure Teaching in Conflict with the Sacramentarians
103(18)
Luther's Teaching Office through the Republication of His Works
104(1)
Luther's Teaching in the Crypto-Philippist Controversy
105(7)
The Apology of the Book of Concord
112(3)
Luther as Prophetic Teacher in the Crypto-Calvinist Controversy of the 1590s
115(6)
The Hero of the Reformation: Popular Presentations of Luther in Maturing Lutheranism
121(16)
Martin Luther on Stage
121(5)
The Reformation Jubilee and Luther's Image
126(11)
Part Two Opera Omnia Reverendi Domini Martini Lutheri: The Reprinting of Luther's Works in the Half Century after His Death
The Complete Luther: The Initial Editions of Luther's Published Teaching
137(18)
The First Collected Works
139(2)
The Wittenberg Edition
141(5)
The Jena Edition
146(4)
The Eisleben Edition
150(1)
Luther's Correspondence
151(1)
Table Talk
152(3)
Blossoms and Bouquets from Luther's Thought: Topical Collections and Individual Reprints of Luther's Publications
155(40)
For the Comfort and Instruction of God's People
155(28)
The Postils
156(1)
The Catechism
157(6)
The Hymns
163(2)
Pastoral Theology
165(1)
Devotional Materials
166(4)
Prayers
170(2)
Biblical Comment
172(3)
Social Thought
175(3)
Prophetic Prediction
178(5)
Polemic
183(7)
Aids for Reading Luther
190(5)
The Loci Communes Lutheri: Luther Systematized for Teaching the Faith
195(30)
Introduction of the Topical Approach
195(4)
Topical Overviews of Luther's Theology
199(8)
Organizing Luther for Edification
207(18)
The Form of Luther's Thought according to Corvinus
208(3)
The Form of Luther's Thought according to Kirchner
211(5)
The Form of Luther's Thought according to the Brandenburg Theologians
216(1)
The Form of Luther's Thought according to Walther
217(2)
The Form of Luther's Thought according to Fabricius
219(6)
Conclusion. Theander Lutherus 225(6)
Appendix. The Printing History of the Wittenberg and Jena Editions of Luther's Works 231(2)
Bibliography 233(36)
Index 269

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