Martin Luther : A Guided Tour of His Life and Thought - Nichols, Stephen J. (Phillipsburg, N.J. : P & R Pub., 2002)
Introduction: Martin Luther's Legacy -- Part 1. Luther, A Life -- 1. Early Years, 1483-1521 -- 2. Later Years, 1522-1546 -- Part 2. Luther, The Reformer -- 3. Meat of the Nut: Understanding Luther's Theology -- 4. Silent No More: The Three Treatises -- 5. Centerpiece of the Reformation: The Bondage of the Will -- 6. This Is My Body: Confession Concerning Christ's Supper -- 7. Plagues, Princes, and Peasants: Ethical Writings -- Part 3. Luther, The Pastor -- 8. Next Generation: The Small Catechism -- 9. Dinner with Luther: "Table Talk" -- 10. New Song Begun: The Hymns -- 11. Marks of a True Church: On the Councils and the Church -- 12. Reluctant Pastor: The Sermons -- Continuing the Journey: A Brief Guide to Books by and about Martin Luther -- 1.1. Timeline: Early Years -- 1.2. Seven-Headed Luther (1529) -- 1.3. Title page of Johann von Staupitz's Examination of Eternal Predestination (1517) -- 2.1. Timeline: Later Years -- 2.2. Samson Slays a Lion, title page of Luther's pamphlet in response to the Catholic theologians of Louvain -- 2.3. Martin Luther (1546) -- 2.4. Wittenberg (1546) -- 3.1. Reformation Solas -- 3.2. Title page of Luther's Commentary on Galatians -- 4.1. Luther's Decisive Year (1520) -- 4.2. Title page of the Papal Bull issued by Leo X (1520) -- 5.1. Desiderius Erasmus (1466-1536) -- 6.1. Major Writings on the Lord's Supper and Related Events -- 6.2. Ulrich Zwingli (1484-1531) -- 7.1. Major Ethical Writings -- 7.2. Title page of Whether One May Flee from a Deadly Plague (1527) -- 8.1. Title page of Luther's ABC Book for Children -- 8.2. Title page from a German edition of Luther's Small Catechism -- 9.1. Evenings at the Luther Home -- 10.1. Mighty Fortress Is Our God -- 10.2. Castle at Wartburg -- 11.1. Marks of the True Church -- 11.2. Lutheran Worship Service (ca. 1550) -- 12.1. Lucas Cranach's illustration of Genesis 22 from Luther's German translation of the Bible (1523).
Keywords: Luther, Martin, 1483-1546.