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Martin Luther said of his Galatians commentary: “The epistle to the Galatians is my epistle. I have betrothed myself to it. It is my Katie von Bora.” Katie was his wife, a former nun he married as a public declaration that no vow could bind the conscience where grace had set it free.
Puritan Publishing is committed to Christian works of lasting pastoral value, particularly those forged in persecution. Luther was threatened, hunted, excommunicated, and exiled for what he believed: that no amount of religious effort or moral striving can earn what God offers freely in Christ.
There is a condition called religious scrupulosity; a form of spiritual anxiety in which no confession feels complete enough and no repentance sincere enough. Luther knew it from the inside. As a monk he confessed for hours and still could not silence the accusation. Galatians silenced it.
This edition preserves Luther’s own language, carefully corrected and prepared for reading, with subheadings, chapter summaries, and study questions.
If you have ever exhausted yourself trying to feel right before God, Luther wrote this book for you.
From Dungeons to Glory · Spring · Puritan Publishing
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