Treatise on Good Works
Martin Luther
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Length 5 h 13 min
Chapters 34
First published 1917
In this exposition of the Ten Commandments, Martin Luther attempts to build a bridge between justification by faith and the life of the Christian manifested by good works. - Summary by Larry Wilson
Chapters
1
Introduction Part 1 The Occasion of the Work Read by Philip Naudus 11:40
2
Introduction Part 2 The Contents of the Work Read by Philip Naudus 12:13
3
Introduction Part 3 The Importance of the Work Read by Philip Naudus 6:27
4
Dedication Read by Larry Wilson 5:13
5
Treatise I-III Read by Randy Carlson 6:06
6
Treatise IV-VI Read by Randy Carlson 6:44
7
Treatise VII-IX Read by Randy Carlson 7:29
8
Treatise X-XII Read by Philip Naudus 9:04
9
Treatise XII-XV Read by Philip Naudus 10:55
10
Treatise XVI-XVIII Read by Philip Naudus 8:59
11
Treatise XIX-XXI Read by Philip Naudus 11:43
12
Treatise XXII-XXIV Read by Philip Naudus 9:23
13
Treatise XXV-XXVII Read by Philip Naudus 9:49
14
Treatise XXVIII-XXXI Read by Philip Naudus 13:20
15
Third Commandment I-III Read by Philip Naudus 9:25
16
Third Commandment IV-VI Read by Philip Naudus 8:09
17
Third Commandment VII-IX Read by Philip Naudus 7:38
18
Third Commandment X-XII Read by Philip Naudus 8:18
19
Third Commandment XIII-XV Read by Philip Naudus 9:16
20
Third Commandment XVI-VIII Read by Philip Naudus 10:28
21
Third Commandment XIX-XXI Read by Philip Naudus 7:41
22
Third Commandment XXII-XV Read by Ellies 12:38
23
Third Commandment XVI-XXV Read by Ellies 29:08
24
Fourth Commandment I-III Read by KHand 7:35
25
Fourth Commandment IV-VI Read by KHand 7:46
26
Fourth Commandment VII-IX Read by KHand 6:39
27
Fourth Commandment X-XII Read by KHand 5:53
28
Fourth Commandment XIII-XV Read by KHand 6:07
29
Fourth Commandment VI-VIII Read by KHand 6:13
30
Fourth Commandment XIX-XXI Read by KHand 5:52
31
Fifth Commandment I-III Read by Randy Carlson 7:52
32
Sixth Commandment I-III Read by Randy Carlson 7:51
33
Seventh Commandment I-IV Read by Ellies 8:49
34
Eighth Commandment I-III Read by Ellies 10:31
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