The Reformation was, first and foremost, all about the Gospel of Jesus Christ. It was then, and it still is now.
The task of reformation never ends, for every person, in every generation, needs to hear the good news of their Savior from sin and eternal death.
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An interactive timeline of before, during, and after the Reformation that was, is, and always will be All About Jesus.
The most enduring symbol of the Lutheran Reformation is the seal that Luther himself designed to represent his theology. By the early 1520s, this seal begins to appear on the title page of Luther’s works.
Stroll through Luther’s time and learn about the main events that started the Reformation. Discover a rich timeline of people, places, and events!
Verbum Domini Manet in Aeternum (The Word of the Lord Endures Forever) is the motto of the Lutheran Reformation, a confident expression of the enduring power and authority of God’s Word.
The Lutheran Confessions were gathered into a book in 1580, called the Book of Concord. The group of Lutheran theologians asserted that what they were confessing was not merely their opinions, but an assertion of truth.
Get acquainted with the Wittenberg and Europe that Luther experienced! Learn about Wittenberg’s important landmarks and the geography of Luther’s time, and discover how they might have affected the Reformation.
While The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod holds Martin Luther in high esteem for his bold proclamation and clear articulation of the teachings of Scripture, it deeply regrets and deplores statements made by Luther which express a negative and hostile attitude toward the Jews.
