Brett Meyer has left a new comment on your post "Justification in the Book of Concord - From Thy St...":
Luther rejected the Universal Justification, as taught by today's Lutheran Synods and churches, in his sermon on Galations, "You cannot extricate yourself from unbelief, nor can the Law do it for you. All your works in intended fulfilment of the Law must remain works of the Law and powerless to justify in the sight of God, who regards as just only believing children."
http://www.trinitylutheranms.org/MartinLuther/MLSermons/Galatians4_1_7.html
God, who regards as just (Justified) only believing children.
The false teachers may try and say that Luther meant Subjective Justification but that is a perversion of what Luther consistently wrote and confessed.
There will never be an end to the (W)ELS deceptive manuever of "Wider" and Narrower" senses or Objective and Subjective. It allows them to interpret God's Word any way they want to suit their desires.
God does not allow for any interpretation of Scripture other than His own through Scripture.
2 Peter 1:20 Knowing this first, that no prophecy of the scripture is of any private interpretation.
