Of God’s Word.
- Of the Word of God; or the Holy Scriptures contained in the Bible.
- Proofs that the Bible is the Word of God.
- By whom and at what Times the Bible was translated.
- Of the Differences between the Bible and other Books.
- What we ought chiefly to seek for in the Bible, and how we ought to study and learn the Holy Scriptures.
- That we should diligently read the Texts of the Bible, and stay ourselves upon it as the only true Foundation.
- That the Bible is the Head of all Arts.
- Of the Art of the School Divines in the Bible.
- The Depths of the Bible.
- Of the future Want of upright and true Preachers of God’s Word.
- That People, out of mere Wilfulness, do set themselves against God’s Word.
- Of the Archbishop of Mentz, one of the Spiritual Princes Electors, his Censure of the Bible.
- That the Bible is hated of the Worldly-wise and of the Sophists.
- Of the Errors which the Sectaries do hold concerning the Word of God.
- Which are the best Preachers and the best Hearers.
- That we ought to direct all our Actions and Lives according to God’s Word.
- Where God’s Word is loved, there dwelleth God.
- That true and upright Christians are ready to suffer Death and all manner of Torments for the Gospel’s sake, but Hypocrites do shun the Cross.
- By what God preserveth his Word.
- That in Causes of Religion we must not judge according to human Wisdom, but according to God’s Word.
- That in former Times it was dangerous studying the Holy Scriptures.
- That the Jews have better Teachers and Writers of the Holy Scriptures than the Gentiles.
- Of Luther’s Complaint of the Multitude of Books.
- That God’s Word will not be truly understood without Trials and Temptations.
- Of the Advice of the Bishop of Salzburg, how to qualify the Controversy between the Protestants and Papists, propounded to Luther shortly before his Death; touching which, Luther discoursed as followeth:
