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The Annotated Luther Volume 1-6 set

The Annotated Luther Volume 1-6 set

The Annotated Luther series features seventy-five of Luther’s most essential writings in six volumes. These volumes will be an essential reference tool for students at all levels, as well as an engaging and accessible resource for pastors and interested lay readers who want to explore and teach Luther and his writings with greater depth and clarity.

Volumes 1-5 will ship together, and Volume 6 will ship upon its publication in November, 2017.
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    • # of Items Price
    • 1 to 9$234.00
    • 10 or more$175.50

$234.00

  • Publisher Fortress Press
  • Format Hardcover
  • ISBN 9781506439655
  • Age/Grade Range Adult
  • Dimensions 7.5 x 9.25
  • Pages 3152
  • Publication Date April 19, 2017

Endorsements

“As no other comparable series, The Annotated Luther provides the reader, whether lay or ordained, with a collection of the Wittenberg reformer’s most important writings that is at once learned and highly accessible. Here Luther’s works are presented in up-to-date translation with helpful introductions, explanatory notes, and engaging images. A must for the student and scholar of Luther alike!”
—Ronald K. Rittgers, Valparaiso University

"The Annotated Luther series represents a finely crafted synthesis between readable primary texts and some of the best secondary scholarship. A superb editorial team, under the leadership of Hillerbrand, Stjerna, and Wengert, has made seventy-five selections, ranging from major treatises to sermons and letters, and beautifully laid these out in six volumes, together with state-of-the-art analyses and explanatory notes. Luther the theologian, the biblical interpreter, the pastor, the social/political thinker—all are given their due, and the resulting multidimensional portrait combines balance with a newly sharpened focus. In sum, a signal achievement."
—Denis R. Janz, Loyola University New Orleans
 
"The Annotated Luther series provides a very welcome resource for meeting Luther again in the contemporary world. With language refreshed for our time, we can see more clearly Luther as a man who is actively grappling with a society undergoing dramatic challenges economically, religiously, and socially. By providing skilled commentary from scholars around the world and from diverse theological perspectives, this work will be of great help for modern Christians seeking to adapt and extend the insights from the Reformation to modern challenges."
—Maria E. Erling, Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg
 
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