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Whether One May Flee From A Deadly Plague
The following letter is reprinted with permission of Fortress Press. Martin Luther, Luther s Works, Vol. 43: Devotional Writings II, ed. Jaroslav Jan Pelikan, Hilton C. Oswald, and Helmut T. Lehmann, vol. 43 (Philadelphia: Fortress Press, 1999), 119 One May Flee From A Deadly PlagueTo the Reverend Doctor Johann Hess, pastor at Breslau, and to his fellow-servants of the gospel of Jesus ChristMartinus LutherGrace and peace from God our Father and our Lord Jesus christ . Your letter, sent to me at Wit-tenberg, was received some time ago. You wish to know Whether it is proper for a Christian to run away from a Deadly Plague . I should have answered long ago, but God has for some time disciplined and scourged me so severely that I have been unable to do much reading or Further-more, it occurred to me that God, the merciful Father, has endowed you so richly with wisdom and truth in christ that you yourself should be well qualified to decide this matter or even weightier problems in his Spirit and grace without our now that you keep on writing to me and have, so to speak, humbled yourself in requesting our view on this matter so that, as St.
To the Reverend Doctor Johann Hess, pastor at Breslau, and to his fellow-servants of the gospel of Jesus Christ Martinus Luther G race and peace from God our Father and our Lord Jesus Christ. Your letter, sent to me at Wit-tenberg, was received some time ago. You wish to know whether it is proper for a Christian to run away from a deadly plague.
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