Places of the Reformation
Where Luther was born and where he died
Eisleben
Considered the battle hymn of the Reformation
"A Mighty Fortress is Our God"
Seller of indulgences
John Tetzel
Jesus is the one and only Savior of the world
Christ Alone
3rd Commandment - We should fear and love God that we do not despise His Word and the preaching of it
but we should regard God’s Word as holy and gladly hear and learn it.
Where Luther went to high school
Eisenach
Prayers still used by Lutherans today, in which we commend our body, soul, all things into the hands of God
Luther's Morning & Evening Prayers
The escaped nun who married Luther
Katherine von Bora
All Glory be to God Alone Giving God all the credit for our salvation and all other blessings
All Glory be to God Alone
5th Commandment -We should fear and love God that we do not hurt nor harm our neighbor’s body
but we should help and be a friend to him in every bodily need.
Where Luther attended college and where he entered the monastery
Erfurt
Considered the gem of the Reformation
Luther's Small Catechism
Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire during Luther’s time
Charles V
Not approaching Scripture with reason, but with childlike trust
Faith Alone
First Article - God does all this because He is my good and gracious Father in heaven,
not because of anything I have done to earn or deserve it.
Where Luther taught and where he married and raised a family
Wittenberg
Doctrinal debating points, especially critical of the sale of indulgences
The 95 Theses
Woman who cared for Luther during his high school years
Ursula Cotta
God’s undeserved love, not works, is what saves the sinner
Grace Alone
Second Article - He has redeemed me, a lost and condemned person, purchased and won me from all sin, from death, and from the power of the devil,
not with gold or silver, but with His holy, precious blood and His innocent suffering and death.
After being “kidnapped” Luther was taken for safe keeping
The Wartburg Castle
Treasured Lutheran Confession from 1530, which among other things, gives a clear testimony to Scripture’s teaching of justification by faith alone
The Augsburg Confession
Luther’s friend and father confessor who told him to trust in Jesus
Dr. Staupitz
The Bible alone is the authority in the Church, not pope, tradition, etc.
Scripture Alone
Third Article I believe that I cannot by my own reason or strength
believe in Jesus Christ, my Lord, or come to Him.