Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology

Luther's interpretation is marked not so much by ideas that can be applied to any age as by his desire to speak the liberating word for his “today.”

Law and gospel, as Luther understood them, are more a matter of modes of speech and ways of preaching than of difference in content between Old and New Testaments

The debate about the Eucharist between Luther and his Protestant opponents was in fact a struggle over the way to understand and appropriate Scripture.

Luther's struggle with the forces and influences of late medieval culture for what he believed contributed to the birth of a new age.