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since God is always to be called on, therefore one must always be in trouble.
- Martin Luther
Though my enemies and all the world oppress me, persecute me, and drive me out, I still have a Lord who is, and wants to be, my Lord because God has promised this to me.
- Martin Luther
wherever answer, deliverance, or salvation are mentioned in Scripture, there we must be quick to understand that cross and suffering are there before.
- Martin Luther
I say the Gospel is frail because we are frail.
- Martin Luther
Brother, you would like to feel God's favor as you feel your sin. But you are asking too much. Your righteousness rests on something much better than feelings. Wait and hope until it will be revealed to you in the Lord's own time. Don't go by your feelings, but go by the doctrine of faith, which pledges Christ to you.
- Martin Luther
Even if I knew the world was going to go to pieces I'd still plant an apple tree today
- Martin Luther
Therefore it is better to endure troubles with the hope of eternal deliverance than to avoid them and rush into eternal ruin.
- Martin Luther
So also in the terrors of sin and death, I do not exchange death with life, and Christ with the devil, although in the midst of temptation it seems like this.
- Martin Luther
For it is the explicit statement of Sacred Scripture that one who is outside of tribulation is outside the condition and hope of salvation.
- Martin Luther
So the salvation of Christ is called "salvations" and "mercies" (cf. Ps. 28:8; 17:7; 25:6), because it saves many and ascribes a manifold salvation to all.
- Martin Luther
But if I endure in trouble, then Pharaoh and his troops are plunged into the deep, and the way out I have hoped for is opened to me.
- Martin Luther
The saints, however, are in silence and patience and in hope (spes), not in physical activity (res), like those people, for they are saved by the name of the Lord. This does not come about except in hope and patience and silence, whereas the ungodly seek to be saved in bustle and physical activity (res), indeed by the vanity of physical activity.
- Martin Luther