Vernacular Bibles in many languages appeared throughout the early and late Middle Ages, long before Martin Luther.

Luther’s wasn’t the first German translation of the Bible, but, because of its excellence, the new technology of printing, and the rapid spread of Lutheranism, it rapidly became the best known ...

Luther's German writings contain a large number of Biblical quotations, many of which differ from his translations of these same passages in his formal Bible. It is obvious that he generally did not ...

New Luther Bible Klaus Krämer / kbm01/06/2015 Martin Luther ignited the Reformation of the Church and impacted the German language. Now, Germany's Protestant Church plans to revise the Luther ...

Thanks to three Boerne women who read Low German, it was determined that the Boerne Bible was a translation from Martin Luther`s High German version, printed in Luneburg, a city in what was then ...

However, Luther was a latecomer to German translations. The earliest known Germanic version of the Bible was a 4th century Gothic translation; its Germanic vocabulary still continues in use.

Luther’s message of freedom In 1517, eight years before the German Peasants’ War, Luther launched the Reformation with his 95 Theses. The theses reflected Luther’s belief that the pope and ...

The world’s 900 million-plus Protestants are preparing to commemorate a major milestone next week: the 500th anniversary of Martin Luther’s protest against the failings of the Catholic Church.

Luther’s example inspired Christian composers to fill the church with the finest music they could create. Music flourished in German Protestant churches after the passing of Martin Luther. For ...

Theologian Roland Werner’s modern version Das Buch, now in its third edition, resonates with the unchurched and surprises the faithful.

The Lutheran Bible, written in German Gothic script and containing the handwritten dates of births, deaths and marriages for seven generations of Tim Shier's family, went missing in the burglary ...