Luther's Hymn in the Storm
In 1527, the plague swept through Wittenberg. Martin Luther refused to flee. Friends begged him to leave, but he stayed to minister to the sick...
This is stories & illustrations, drawing on Psalm 46:2-3, 5-6, 8-9.
In 1527, the plague swept through Wittenberg. Martin Luther refused to flee. Friends begged him to leave, but he stayed to minister to the sick and dying, even as the disease took members of his own household. The city reeked of death. Political enemies threatened his life. The Reformation he had sparked seemed ready to collapse under the weight of persecution and internal division.…
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