Did Luther not add words "Alone" to his altered Bible to justify his new Theology? Yes, yes he did. Fact.

Did Luther not say the following about the Apostle St. James "Therefore St James’ epistle is really an epistle of straw, compared to these others, for it has nothing of the nature of the Gospel about it. (Luther’s Works 35, 362).

Who would know what Jesus wanted written in the Gospels, one of his Apostles who knew him or a rebellious monk who lived 1,500 years later? I'm going to play it safe & stick with the Apostle.

Aside from the fact that Luther was a Heretical Catholic Monk, what authority did he have to add words to the Bible, remove books & re-arrange the bible? He had NO authority only pride.

Did Luther perform some documented great miracle like split the Red Sea? I dont understand why Prots follow this guy & allow themselves to be seduced by his views.

Perhaps because he told poor souls that they can commit sin & as long as you have a relationship with Jesus, its all good! Go forth & sin.

"Be a sinner and sin boldly, but believe and rejoice in Christ even more boldly." Martin Luther

Its scary to contemplate all millions of souls that may have been lost because of this one Kabbalist.

Did Luther not add words "Alone" to his altered Bible to justify his new Theology? Yes, yes he did. Fact.

Did Luther not say the following about the Apostle St. James "Therefore St James’ epistle is really an epistle of straw, compared to these others, for it has nothing of the nature of the Gospel about it. (Luther’s Works 35, 362).

Who would know what Jesus wanted written in the Gospels, one of his Apostles who knew him or a rebellious monk who lived 1,500 years later? I'm going to play it safe & stick with the Apostle.

Aside from the fact that Luther was a Heretical Catholic Monk, what authority did he have to add words to the Bible, remove books & re-arrange the bible? He had NO authority only pride.

Did Luther perform some documented great miracle like split the Red Sea? I dont understand why Prots follow this guy & allow themselves to be seduced by his views.

Perhaps because he told poor souls that they can commit sin & as long as you have a relationship with Jesus, its all good! Go forth & sin.

"Be a sinner and sin boldly, but believe and rejoice in Christ even more boldly." Martin Luther

Its scary to contemplate all millions of souls that may have been lost because of this one man who followed the Kabbalah, FACT.

Did Luther not add words "Alone" to his altered Bible to justify his new Theology? Yes, yes he did. Fact.

Did Luther not say the following about the Apostle St. James "Therefore St James’ epistle is really an epistle of straw, compared to these others, for it has nothing of the nature of the Gospel about it. (Luther’s Works 35, 362).

Who would know what Jesus wanted written in the Gospels, one of his Apostles who knew him or a rebellious monk who lived 1,500 years later?

Aside from the fact that Luther was a Heretical Catholic Monk, what authority did he have to add words to the Bible, remove books & re-arrange the bible?

Did Luther perform some documented great miracle like split the Red Sea? I dont understand why Prots follow this guy & allow themselves to be seduced by his views.

Perhaps because he told poor souls that they can commit sin & as long as you have a relationship with Jesus, its all good! Go forth & sin.

"Be a sinner and sin boldly, but believe and rejoice in Christ even more boldly." Martin Luther

Its scary to contemplate all millions of souls that may have been lost because of this one man who followed the Kabbalah, FACT.

Did Luther not add words "Alone" to his altered Bible to justify his new Theology? Yes, yes he did. Fact.

Did Luther not say the following about the Apostle St. James "Therefore St James’ epistle is really an epistle of straw, compared to these others, for it has nothing of the nature of the Gospel about it. (Luther’s Works 35, 362).

Who would know what Jesus wanted written in the Gospels, one of his Apostles who knew him or a rebellious monk who lived 1,500 years later?

Aside from the fact that Luther was a Heretical Catholic Monk, what authority did he have to add words to the Bible, remove books & re-arrange the bible?

Did Luther perform some documented great miracle like split the Red Sea? I dont understand why Prots follow this guy & allow themselves to be seduced by his views.

Perhaps because he told poor souls that they can commit sin & as long as you have a relationship with Jesus, its all good! Go forth & sin.

"Be a sinner and sin boldly, but believe and rejoice in Christ even more boldly." Martin Luther

Its scary to contemplate all millions of souls that may have been lost because of this one man who followed the Kabbalah, FACT.

Did Luther not add words "Alone" to his altered Bible to justify his new Theology? Yes, yes he did.

Did Luther not say the following about the Apostle St. James "Therefore St James’ epistle is really an epistle of straw, compared to these others, for it has nothing of the nature of the Gospel about it. (Luther’s Works 35, 362).

Who would know what Jesus wanted written in the Gospels, one of his Apostles who knew him or a rebellious monk who lived 1,500 years later?

Aside from the fact that Luther was a Heretical Catholic Monk, what authority did he have to add words to the Bible, remove books & re-arrange the bible?

Did Luther perform some documented great miracle like split the Red Sea? I dont understand why Prots follow this guy & allow themselves to be seduced by his views.

Perhaps because he told poor souls that they can commit sin & as long as you have a relationship with Jesus, its all good! Go forth & sin.

"Be a sinner and sin boldly, but believe and rejoice in Christ even more boldly." Martin Luther

Its scary to contemplate all millions of souls that may have been lost because of this one man who followed the Kabbalah, FACT.

Did Luther not add words Alone to his altered Bible to justify his new Theology?

Did Luther not say the following about the Apostle St. James "Therefore St James’ epistle is really an epistle of straw, compared to these others, for it has nothing of the nature of the Gospel about it. (Luther’s Works 35, 362).

Who would know what Jesus wanted written in the Gospels, one of his Apostles who knew him or a rebellious monk who lived 1,500 years later?

Aside from the fact that Luther was a Heretical Catholic Monk, what authority did he have to add words to the Bible, remove books & re-arrange the bible?

Did Luther perform some documented great miracle like split the Red Sea? I dont understand why Prots follow this guy & allow themselves to be seduced by his views.

Perhaps because he told poor souls that they can commit sin & as long as you have a relationship with Jesus, its all good! Go forth & sin.

"Be a sinner and sin boldly, but believe and rejoice in Christ even more boldly." Martin Luther

Its scary to contemplate all millions of souls that may have been lost because of this one man who followed the Kabbalah, FACT.

Did Luther not add words Alone to his altered Bible to justify his new Theology?

Did Luther not say the following about the Apostle St. James "Therefore St James’ epistle is really an epistle of straw, compared to these others, for it has nothing of the nature of the Gospel about it. (Luther’s Works 35, 362).

Who would know what Jesus wanted written in the Gospels, one of his Apostles who knew him or a rebellious monk who lived 1,500 years later?

Aside from the fact that Luther was a Heretical Catholic Monk, what authority did he have to add words to the Bible, remove books & re-arrange the bible?

Did Luther perform some documented great miracle like split the Red Sea? I dont understand why Prots follow this guy & allow themselves to be seduced by his views.

Perhaps because he told poor souls that they can commit sin & as long as you have a relationship with Jesus, its all good! Go forth & sin.

"Be a sinner and sin boldly, but believe and rejoice in Christ even more boldly." Martin Luther

Its scary to contemplate all the souls that may have been lost because of this one man.

Did Luther not add words Alone to his altered Bible to justify his new Theology?

Did Luther not say the following about the Apostle St. James "Therefore St James’ epistle is really an epistle of straw, compared to these others, for it has nothing of the nature of the Gospel about it. (Luther’s Works 35, 362).

Who would know what Jesus wanted written in the Gospels, one of his Apostles who knew him or a rebellious monk who lived 1,500 years later?

Aside from the fact that Luther was a Heretical Catholic Monk, what authority did he have to add words to the Bible, remove books & re-arrange the bible?

Did Luther perform some documented great miracle like split the Red Sea? I dont understand why Prots follow this guy & allow themselves to be seduced by his views.

Perhaps because he told poor souls that they can commit sin & as long as you have a relationship with Jesus, its all good! Its scary to contemplate all the souls that may have been lost because of this one man.

Did Luther not add words Alone to his altered Bible to justify his new Theology?

Did Luther not say the following about the Apostle St. James "Therefore St James’ epistle is really an epistle of straw, compared to these others, for it has nothing of the nature of the Gospel about it. (Luther’s Works 35, 362).

Who would know what Jesus wanted written in the Gospels, one of his Apostles who knew him or a rebellious monk who lived 1,500 years later?

Aside from the fact that Luther was a Heretical Catholic Monk, what authority did he have to add words to the Bible, remove books & re-arrange the bible?

Did Luther perform some documented great miracle like split the Red Sea? I dont understand why Prots revier the guy... perhaps because he told poor souls that they can commit sin & as long as you have a relationship with Jesus, its all good! Its scary to contemplate all the souls that may have been lost because of this one man.

Did Luther not add words Alone to his altered Bible to justify his new Theology?

Did Luther not say the following about the Apostle St. James "Therefore St James’ epistle is really an epistle of straw, compared to these others, for it has nothing of the nature of the Gospel about it. (Luther’s Works 35, 362).

Who would know what Jesus wanted written in the Gospels, one of his Apostles who knew him or a rebellious monk who lived 1,500 years later?

Aside from the fact that Luther was a Heretical Catholic Monk, what authority did he have to add words to the Bible, remove books & re-arrange the bible?

Did he commit some great miracle work like split the Red Sea?

Did Luther not add words Alone to his altered Bible to justify his new Theology?

Did Luther not say the following about the Apostle St. James "Therefore St James’ epistle is really an epistle of straw, compared to these others, for it has nothing of the nature of the Gospel about it. (Luther’s Works 35, 362)@

Aside from the fact that Luther was a Heretical Catholic Monk, what authority did he have to add words, remove books & re-arrange the bible?

Did he commit some great miracle work like split the Red Sea?