Martin Luther: Luther's Commentary on Romans

Luther, the principal Reformer of Luther's gospel teaching, prepared the course of the Romans at Wittenberg, and made clear the doctrine that the central teaching of Scripture is not ‘ deed, ’ but ‘the act of grace on faith in Christ. ’. The book’s book, The Roman Commentary, contains Luther's conviction and faith. This comment is a book of importance not only for insight into the Scriptures but also for historical significance. This book is a valuable document for the study of the roots of Martin Luther's own spiritual pilgrimage and the Reformation. The Holy Spirit used the letter of this commentary to distinguish the truth of Christ's salvation from the heart of Methodist founder John Wesley at a memorable rally held at Oldersgate, London, on May 24, 1738. The Roman commentary on the book of Romans, published in September of 1984 after a long mystery of its whereabouts, the originals were found in the Prussia National Library in Berlin, and were released in September. Theodore Müller, professor of the Concolidian seminary. The actual, easy-to-read, soul-inspiring commentary by harmmander, 1885-1967, will help readers to understand the roots of Luther's gospel teaching.

Korean title: 루터의 로마서 주석

Korean author: 마르틴 루터

Korean publisher: CH북스(크리스천다이제스트)

ISBN-13: 9788944785344