Bunyan
came across a copy of Luther’s commentary on the book of Galatians. It was the
most well-suited thing imaginable for Bunyan at this time, for Luther was a man
who had similar passion and emotional contrasts. No other book was ever so
precious to him, except the Word of God. Bunyan’s turmoil continued, and it is
told in Grace Abounding.[1]
[1]
Bunyan,
John. Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners (Updated, Illustrated): A
Brief Account of God’s Exceeding Mercy through Christ to His Poor Servant, John
Bunyan . Aneko Press. Kindle Edition. Luther’s Galatians Lectures (also
called Galatians Commentary) is recommended by the Formula of
Concord for additional study of Justification by Faith.
GJ - Are we able to find a single Objective Justification expert who has read the final version of Luther's Galatians? No?
Then they should be deprived of food, chased out of town, baited with dogs, and pelted with manure, according to the Book of Concord, which they wave around like their family trees.
