Justified by Faith Alone | Martin Luther
Deep Dive into Luther’s Commentary on Galatians by Martin Luther - Galatians 3The Apostle Paul sharply reproves the Galatians, calling them foolish and "bewitched," not out of spite but with fatherly affection and Christian zeal, for departing from the truth of the Gospel after having received it with fervor. This strong language is permissible for a minister because the anger stems from a desire to correct faults, similar to how a parent or magistrate corrects those under their charge. The term "bewitched" is used by Paul to describe a spiritual phenomenon wherein the devil deludes men's…
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