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LUTHERAN BIBLE, 1534. The first page of Genesis in Martin Luthers German translation
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LUTHERAN BIBLE, 1534. The first page of Genesis in Martin Luthers German translation
LUTHERAN BIBLE, 1534.
The first page of Genesis in Martin Luthers German translation of the complete Bible, Wittenberg, Germany, 1534
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1534 Bible Catholic Christianity Creation Genesis Judaism Luther Lutheran Myth Page Reformation Reformer Story Translation Wittenberg
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This print showcases the first page of Genesis in Martin Luther's German translation of the complete Bible, known as the Lutheran Bible from 1534. The significance of this historical artifact lies in its association with the Protestant Reformation and Luther's pivotal role as a reformer. Wittenberg, Germany serves as the birthplace for this remarkable piece, where it was meticulously crafted to bring forth a new era in religious thought. As one gazes upon this page, they are transported back to a time when Catholicism dominated Christianity and Latin was exclusively used for biblical texts. Luther's groundbreaking translation shattered these conventions by making God's word accessible to ordinary people through their native language - German. This revolutionary act not only democratized religion but also ignited widespread discussions on faith and spirituality. The text itself narrates the awe-inspiring story of creation found within Genesis, bridging Judaism and Christianity together under one unified narrative. It is an embodiment of Luther's vision to challenge traditional interpretations while staying true to biblical teachings. As we admire this photograph, let us reflect on how Luther's translation paved the way for religious freedom and intellectual growth during a period marked by profound change. This image encapsulates both history and faith, reminding us that even centuries later, its impact continues to resonate within our hearts and minds.
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