Marburg Colloquy
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Oct 15, 2026
The Later Life of Martin Luther Pt. 1: Luther as Musician, Marburg "Supper Strife"
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3:51Andrew ChristiansenHOST
Happens in the late 1520s.
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3:53Andrew ChristiansenHOST
And, and the Marburg Colloquy, [smacks lips] um, which has, uh, helped solidify a divided Protestantism for centuries to come.
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4:02Andrew ChristiansenHOST
[smacks lips] And, um, a little bit about the death of Luther's father.
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4:07Andrew ChristiansenHOST
We're kinda entering the f- late 1520s.
34 MINS LATER
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37:54Andrew ChristiansenHOST
So yeah, I don't know.
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37:58Andrew ChristiansenHOST
Uh, that's all I gotta say on the Diets.
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38:02Andrew ChristiansenHOST
Um, the next we were gonna cover the Marburg Colloquy.
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38:09Andrew ChristiansenHOST
That's, um...
Protestants and the Real Presence
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44:17David AndersHOST
There was a famous meeting between Martin Luther and Ulrich Zwingli in 1528 in Marburg.
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44:24David AndersHOST
It was called the Marburg Colloquy, where they met to see if they could make common cause in the Reformation, and they agreed on a lot of things.
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44:32David AndersHOST
But when they came to the sacrament, Luther had surreptitiously written on the table between them the words, "Hoc est corpus meum," and he had put in a cl- put a cloth over it.
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44:42David AndersHOST
And they got to the Eucharist, and Zwingli began to expound his perspective, and Luther rips off the cloth and points to the words on the table, "Hoc est corpus meum," this is my body, and he basically said, "That's what Christ said.