Luther & the Bible

Theology on the Web helps over 2.5 million people every year to find high quality theological resources that will help to equip them to serve God and to know Him better (2 Timothy 2:15). Like other websites that provide free services, it is dependent on donations to enable it to grow and develop and only 0.004% of visitors currently do so. If you would like to support this site, please use one of the options to the right of this message.

	James Barr, “Luther and Biblical Chronology,” Bulletin of the John Rylands Library Manchester 72.1 (1990): 51-68.
	John L. Bechtel, "Modern application of Martin Luther's Open Letter on Translating," Andrews University Seminary Studies 11.2 (July 1973): 145-151. pdf
	Heinz S. Bluhm, "Martin Luther as a creative Bible translator," Andrews University Seminary Studies 22.1 (Spring 1984): 35-44. pdf
	David S. Dockery, "Martin Luther's christological hermeneutics," Grace Theological Journal 4.2 (Fall 1983): 189-203.
	Prof. Kemper Fullerton, "Luther's Doctrine and Criticism of Scripture (I.)," Bibliotheca Sacra 63 No. 249 (1906): 1-35. pdf [This material is in the Public Domain]
	Prof. Kemper Fullerton, "Luther's Doctrine and Criticism of Scripture (II.)," Bibliotheca Sacra 63 No. 250 (1906): 284-299. pdf [This material is in the Public Domain]
	L. Franking Gruber, "Luther's New Testament in a Quadri Centennial Study," Bibliotheca Sacra 80 No. 317 (Jan. 1923): 97-
	Timothy George, "'A right strawy epistle': Reformation perspectives on James," Southern Baptist Journal of Theology 4.3 (Fall 2000): 20-31.
	Hans Heinz, "Jakobus 2:14-26 in der Sicht Martin Luthers," Andrews University Seminary Studies 19.2 (Summer 1981): 141-146. pdf
	Henry Hoyle Howorth [1842-1923], "The Origin and Authority of the Biblical Canon According to the Continental Reformers I. Luther and Karlstadt," Journal of Theological Studies 8 No 31 July 1907): 321-365. pdf [This material is in the Public Domain]
	Henry Hoyle Howorth [1842-1923], "The Canon of the Bible Among the Later Reformers," Journal of Theological Studies 10 No 38 (Jan. 1909): 183-232. pdf [This material is in the Public Domain]
	Robert Kolb, "Reality Rests on the Word of the Lord: Martin Luther's Understanding of God's Word," Reformation & Revival 9.4 (Fall 2000): 47-63. pdf
	Eugene F. Klug, "Word and Scripture in Luther studies since World War II," Trinity Journal ns 5.1 (Spring 1984): 3-46.
	A. Skevington Wood, Luther's Principles of Biblical Interpretation. London: The Tyndale Press, 1960. Pbk. pp.36. pdf