On the Jews and Their Lies
Martin Luther
About this book
Martin Luther's 1543 treatise — public-domain English text, searchable web edition at UECF.NET.
- 13 Chapters
- 66,388 words
- ≈ 511 min
- English
Table of Contents
1I had made up my mind to write no more either about the Jews or2Now just behold these miserable, blind, and senseless people. In3God truly honored them highly by circumcision, speaking to4That shall be enough about the false boast and pride of the Jews,5Some twist the word donec ("until") and try to make "be cause"6However, some among us may wonder how it is possible that at7From their youth they have imbibed such venomous hatred8I must break off here and leave the last part of Haggai to others,9Oh, how ridiculous it seems to these circumcised saints that we10In the first place, they defame our Lord Jesus Christ, calling him11What shall we Christians do with this rejected and condemned12It will not do for them to say at this point: "We Jews care nothing13Furthermore, not only do we foolish, craven Christians and