Martin Luther

In His Own Words

Author	Martin Luther
Narrator	David Cochran Heath
Runtime	2.75 Hrs. - Unabridged
Publisher	christianaudio
Downloads	ZIP MP3 M4B
Release Date	May 31, 2006

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Most all Christians know the name Martin Luther. Less familiar, however, are his words. This compilation of many of Luther's most important writings serves as an excellent introduction to those new to Luther. It also provides a fresh medium for people familiar with his writing.

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Description: Most all Christians know the name Martin Luther. Less familiar, however, are his words. This compilation of many of Luther's most important writings serves as an excellent introduction to those new to Luther. It also provides a fresh medium for people familiar with his writing.
Included in this volume is:
The Small Catechism
95 Theses
On Faith and Coming to Christ
On Confession and the Lord's Supper
Of the Office of Preaching
Excerpt from Luther's Tower Experience
The Last Written Words of Luther

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Review by David / (Posted on 7/4/2020)

Hard to listen to

Reader does a good job, but still hard to listen to while driving. Could listen to a 2nd time if you wanted to get more out of it, but I'd rather spend the time listening to something else.

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Review by SteveMiller / (Posted on 11/9/2017)

Clarity of the reformation undiminished after 500 years

I grew up in the Lutheran church in Australia but have been involved in many other denominations ever since. It was a breath of fresh air to listen to Luther's insightful explanation of a number of basic tenets of the Christian faith and his criticism of the prevailing teachings of the church at the beginning of the reformation. We have come a long way, yet in same ways have stood still. I grew up with the small catechism and hearing it read again reminded me of its clarity and simplicity. We would do well these days in particular to heed the instruction of the 8th commandment "You shall not give false testimony against your neighbor.
What does this mean? We should fear and love God so that we do not tell lies about our neighbor, betray him, slander him, or hurt his reputation, but defend him, speak well of him, and explain everything in the kindest way."

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Review by Tomo / (Posted on 2/26/2017)

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highlight from lead-Reformer

Great collection. Well mixed. Great truth from a God-send, lead Reformer.

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Review by Delray Dave / (Posted on 5/24/2016)

RECOMMENDED

I actually listened to the Audio Book version, as it was a FREE giveaway in celebration of Reformation Day by ChristianAudio.com. (http://christianaudio.com/review/product/list/id/781/)

This is a very convenient way to listen to Luther's teachings. The reading was clear and easy to understand, and the wording was at the level of the common man. I think it would pay to listen to this over and over to glean from it the fullness of what is being said.
Although I do not agree with all the doctrinal conclusions that Luther arrived at as presented in this work, it was still a great experience and a time of further learning and understanding from a man who broke with Church tradition at the risk of his life, in order that the truth of the Word of God be no longer suppressed.

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Review by Greg Verrall / (Posted on 10/31/2011)

My first audiobook experience -- Great!

I am 82 years 'young' and have been a reader since I was 5. This is my first experience as a 'listener' and I am entirely captivated!

I hope to continue to enjoy this treat. Thank you!

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Review by A C / (Posted on 10/24/2011)

EXCELLENT LISTEN AND READER

Like most offerings at christianaudio, this is an excellent listen. The reader was flawless. Even if you're unfamiliar with Luther or his writings, this book is clear, crisp and engaging. I've been listening to it over and over virtually since I downloaded it. And it's an excellent introduction to the beginning of protestantism with Luther's break from the catholic church.