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Start Date
13-10-2022 7:00 PM
End Date
13-10-2022 8:45 PM
Description
“In only 11 weeks’ time, Martin Luther managed to produce a fresh translation of the New Testament, which he published in September 1522,” said Dr. Erik Herrmann, professor of Historical Theology, dean of Theological Research and Publication, and director of the Center for Reformation Research. “Luther’s translation was not only one of the most important works in the German language but also one of the greatest literary achievements of Western history. His gift for capturing the essence of a passage and making it understandable to the common person was nothing short of remarkable.”
Submission Type
Bible Study; Lecture; Sermon Prep
Submission Topics
Church History; Conflict; Cultural Engagement; Ecclesiology (The Church); Literature and Art; Practical Theology; Preaching and Teaching; Worship
Submission Audience
Laity; Ministers; Scholars
Submission Cost
Free
500th Anniversary Lecture - Martin Luther’s New Testament Translation
“In only 11 weeks’ time, Martin Luther managed to produce a fresh translation of the New Testament, which he published in September 1522,” said Dr. Erik Herrmann, professor of Historical Theology, dean of Theological Research and Publication, and director of the Center for Reformation Research. “Luther’s translation was not only one of the most important works in the German language but also one of the greatest literary achievements of Western history. His gift for capturing the essence of a passage and making it understandable to the common person was nothing short of remarkable.”
