Early Life
Education
Theology
95 theses
100

Who was Luther's father?

Hans

100

How old was he when he went to university?

17

100

He preached that ___________________ is received as the free gift of God's grace

Justification

100

Instead, Luther argued that the Latin Bible (also called the Vulgate translation) had improperly translated which verse?

Mattew 3:2

200

What was his mother's name

Margarethe

200

He attended _____ schools

Latin

200

Luther held that good works are a necessary fruit for what?

Living faith

200

Luther argued that the ____ does not have any power over purgatory

Pope

300

Where did his family move to in 1484?

Masfield

300

Were did he attend University?

Erfurt

300

What did he challenge?

The authority and office of the pope and bishops

300

According to Luther’s interpretation, Jesus did not mean that people were obliged to perform_______

Penance

400

When was Luther's born? (Date)

November 10, 1483

400

Where were the schools he attended?

Mansfield, Magdeburg, and

 Eisenach.

400

How did he challenge the authority and office of the pope and bishops?

By teaching that the Bible is the source of divinely revealed knowledge of the Gospel.



400

He did not reject the very idea of what?

Indulgences

500

What did his father do in Mansfield?

He was a leaseholder of copper mines and smelters and served as one of four citizen representatives on the local council

500

Luther’s father desired for him to learn about ___ and _______ however Luther desire to be a ____  was greater than that and he dropped out of ___.

Law, Science, Monk, Law

500

 Explain sanctification [ 3 types ]

(Not on slideshow)


  • Positional (Definitive) Sanctification: A once-for-all status given to a believer at the time of salvation. In this view, a person is legally and positionally set apart as pure and belonging to God because of the sacrifice of Jesus Christ.
  • Progressive (Ongoing) Sanctification: The lifelong, daily process by which the Holy Spirit transforms a person's thoughts, character, and actions to become more like Jesus Christ. This involves active human participation—such as prayer, reading Scripture, and turning away from sin.
  • Ultimate (Glorification): The final completion of sanctification. This occurs in the afterlife or upon Christ's return, when a believer is completely and permanently freed from the presence and power of sin.
500

The Church could not circumvent the ___________________ by telling believers that by merely paying a fee that they need not feel genuine contrition for their sins.

Command of Christ

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