Three Treatises

This is a must read to understand the key points of Luther's arguments against the Church. He writes to determine the major items that should change in the systems and is supported by the Bible and disassembles man made rules.

Just when you think you know Dr Martin Luther, you pick up this book and his Treaties on Good Works and find he is not the Luther you heard about Luther is perhaps the most succinct, and blunt writer since Paul. Modern writers should take a page from Luther, and learn to cut to the chase! I was said of one "Theologian" and his writing " he has the habit of squeezing 200 pages of material into 500 pages". Enough to say you will not find Luther shoveling the coal in this book, an excellent read, and proper application

Arrived as advertised. Happy with condition.

This was required reading for one of my master's classes in history. The book design is simple but sufficient. It provides background on each of the three Luther treatises before presenting them in Luther's original words. It is great for those researching Luther or anyone who just likes to read his works.

This includes the three great treatises of 1520. All Christians should at least be aware of these works. They encompass the very heart of Luther. The first two are rather polemic and must e read with an understanding of the 16th century political realities. The third essay is on Christian Freedom and is a jewel of Christian thought..

This is a complete, if characteristically wordy, work by Martin Luther.

I am guessing this is good. Gave it as a gift to a Lutheran minister. All of the seminary students had this on their list of books they wanted on their book shelf.

Once we cleaned the stickers off the front and back covers, the book exceeded our expectations. Thanks R&R

Love Luther! Everyone should read him!