Luther’s Works, Volume 15 (Biblia.com)

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In this volume, Luther offers interpretations of three Old Testament texts that are often poorly translated and often misinterpreted. He gives fresh interpretations of Ecclesiastes and the Song of Solomon, calling upon readers to view them as "Solomon's Economics" and "Solomon's Politics." He then offers the reader a line- by-line commentary on 1 Samuel 23:1-7 as an example of simple, clear...

“Am I teaching divine or human truths?” In the same place (Gal. 2:20) he says: “The life I live,” and in Rom. 6:10: “The life He lives He lives to God.” The same is found in 1 Peter 4:2. I commend all of these passages and more to the attention of the Hebraists; for instance, Gen. 39:2: “The Lord was אֶת Joseph, with Joseph.” Here we Germans, I suppose, have to say “with Joseph,” although this does not really reproduce the sense of the accusative case, and yet this is the sign of the accusative in

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