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Commentary on the Epistle to the Galatians

English translation · Translated by Theodore Graebner

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Martin Luther's favorite among the biblical letters was Galatians, which he likened to his wife Katherine, and this volume is his 1535 commentary on it, in six chapters following the six of the letter. The English text is by Theodore Graebner, first proposed in 1937 at the request of an American book firm and deliberately condensed from the long Latin original into plain modern American English, from a rough draft by Rev. Gerhardt Mahler. A foreword notes that Luther had lectured on the letter in 1519 and again in 1523.

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