The Story of Martin Luther
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1 The Story of Martin Luther Part 4 In 1519, Charles V was named emperor. In 1521 he decided there was to be a Diet, a council meeting, in the town of Worms.1 All the princes, dukes, and bishops of Germany would be gathered together to judge Martin Luther. 1 Pronounced vurms. The cathedral at Worms Martin, don t go. They re after your life. I have to go. I can t be a coward. I must reply to their false charges and deliver my soul as a witness to the truth. (See Ezekiel 3:17 19.) I would go even if there were as many devils waiting for me in Worms as there are tiles on the houses there. I am going for the love of the truth. I am driven into the middle of the storm. That night. O Lord, stand by me against all of the world s wisdom. Not mine, but Yours is the cause; it is righteous and eternal.
2 Luther traveled to Worms. Let s sing. It will lift our spirits and keep our mind on God. They entered Worms. Luther appeared before the council. Is this the man? Luther! Luther! Yes, your Excellency! Are those your books? Indeed they are! Will you deny all the teaching written in them? Unless I am proven wrong by the Scriptures, I am captive to the Word of God. Here I stand! I can do no other. I m willing to die for this truth, I m so sure of it. So help me, God!
3 Then you shall be banned from my empire. From that moment his life was in extreme danger. He started his journey home. Melanchthon, I still haven t had time to do what I really want to do. What s that? Translate the Bible into German. The common people can t read Latin, and yet it s the only Bible they ve got. Where s Luther? It s a wonderful idea, Martin. Maybe someday you ll have the time. Here. Take him! Quickly! Suddenly. HALT! They disappeared again into the dark forest. MARTIN!
4 Rumors spread: The famed artist Albrecht Dürer said: Luther was taken to a large fortified castle. O God, if Luther is dead, who will explain to us the Gospel? We apologize for saving you this way, Dr. Luther. Saving me? Yes, Duke Frederick the Wise sent us to save you from the pope s men. A few months, perhaps even a year. But there must be some work, some writing, you want to do. This is the time to get on with it. the Bible! I can translate the Bible into German. And how long will I need to stay here? This time of hiding was no doubt ordained of God, for there Martin translated the New Testament into German, the language of the people. He worked fast, and in only eleven weeks he finished.
5 It was also a time of great battles with Satan. One night Luther read them one by one. It s all true, but you ve forgotten one thing Ha! Ha! Ha! Look at this long list of your sins, Martin Luther! The blood of Jesus his Son cleanses us from all sin (1 John 1:7 ESV). I rebuke you, Satan, in Jesus name! h! s ra C (To be continued.)
6 In 1525, Luther married Katharina von Bora, a former nun, and together they lived in an old monastery given to them by the duke. It was always crowded with visitors who came to listen to him. Luther had six children and adopted many more. He was always talking, reading, and preaching, and his students would take notes of everything he said. Though Martin Luther himself was often ill during his last few years, he worked with tireless energy to the end, preaching, traveling, founding schools, and writing. There s nothing better than a soothing melody to calm one s spirit. Music is the greatest gift. Indeed, it is divine! It puts to flight all sad thoughts! Martin, how can we take in another orphan? We already have too many people living in the house. Don t worry, dear. For every additional mouth, God will provide. Tell the man to bring the child in. Go to sleep, dear little boy. I have no gold to give you, but a rich God.
7 Then on February 18, 1546, after a full life, he went to be with the Lord. Well done, good and faithful servant! Enter into the joy of your Lord (Matthew 25:23, paraphrased). Thank You, Jesus. The End S&S link: Christian Life and Faith: Witnessing and Missionary Training: Great Men and Women of God-1b Authored by Simon Peterson and David B. Berg. Illustrations by Jeremy. Design by Christia Copeland. Published by My Wonder Studio. Copyright 2012 by The Family International
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