Luther, vol. 5 of 6

by Hartmann Grisar

[1710] Ib., p. 684.

[1711] P. 685.

[1712] “Evang. Kirchenztng.,” 1830, p. 20.

[1713] “Gesch. des Pietismus,” 2, pp. 88 f., 60 f. Cp. 1, pp. 80 f., 93 f.

[1714] “Lehrb. der DG.,” 3⁴, p. 814. Harnack’s statement concerning the “life” of the old formulas of the faith in Protestantism is significant: “We have to thank Luther, that the formulas of the faith possess a living force in Protestantism to-day, and, indeed, in the West, nowhere else. Here men live in them, vindicate them or oppose them.” Ib.

[1715] See above, p. 356 ff. Cp. vol. iv., p. 398 ff.

[1716] “Lehrb. der DG.,” 3⁴, p. 683, n. 1.

[1717] Ib., p. 858.

[1718] “Leitfaden der DG.”⁴, 1906, p. 743.

[1719] “Werke,” Erl. ed., 13², p. 230, Kirchenpostille.