Justus Jonas

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The True History of the Christian Departing of the Reverend Man Martin Luther by Justus Jonas.

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The True History of the Christian Departing of the Reverend Man Dr. Martin Luther collected by Justus Jonas, Michael Celias, and Johannes Aurifaber, which were present thereat and translated into English by John Bale.

In the year of our Lord, fifteen forty-six, at the instant request of the worthy and noble Earls of Mansfield, the reverend man of God, Dr. Martin Luther, departed from Wittenberg on the twenty-third of January and rested the first night at Bitterfeld.

For this only cause did they call him there at that time to end by his godly discretion certain grievous schisms and controversies which had long and not without parallel continued betwixt them.

Luther called them his Sanhedrin.

This would be people like, uh, Justus Jonas, Bugenhagen, Philip Melanchthon, to come together and to sort of like put forward positive articles of the faith to be presented there.

Now, this is politics, so as often happens in politics, they put some articles together.

Not everybody's happy with them.

Luther called them his Sanhedrin.

This would be people like, uh, Justus Jonas, Bugenhagen, Philip Melanchthon, to come together and to sort of like put forward positive articles of the faith to be presented there.

Now, this is politics, so as often happens in politics, they put some articles together.

Not everybody's happy with them.

Wherefore of your sins you must be forsakers, if of Christ's death ye will be partakers.

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For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org The True History of the Christian Departing of the Reverend Man Dr. Martin Luther collected by Justus Jonas, Michael Celius and Antoinus Aurifaber, which were present thereat and translated into English by John Bale In the year of our Lord 1546, at the instant request of the worthy and noble Earls of Mansfield, the Reverend Man of God Dr. Martin Luther departed from Wittenberg on the 23rd of January and rested the first night at Bitterfeld.

For this only cause did they call him there at that time to end by his godly discretion certain grievous schisms and controversies which had long and not without parallel continued betwixt them.

Rather coveted they him than any other person to finish those variances.

For that they knew him a man of most grounded conscience, learning and judgment, and also native born within their dominion in a city called Eisleben.

And though the treaty of such politic causes pertained not to his vocation, yet was he not undiligent in reducing that long consigned malice and dangerous hate into a most agreeable Christian concord, and the rather that it was in his own native country.