This guide for study and discussion of Frederick Nohl’s Luther: Biography of a Reformer is designed for use by individuals or study groups. It will help you gain a deeper knowledge of the life and teachings of Martin Luther.

Reading the book before you see the movie is a good way to appreciate more fully the events portrayed in the movie. Reading the book after you see the movie will supply information the movie left out due to time constraints. And no matter when you read the book, a guided study is very helpful to help you make sure you have learned as much as you can from the book.

The Study and Discussion Guide is available in the following formats: PDF, Microsoft Word, RTF, and text-only.

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This study and discussion guide was prepared by Rev. John T. Pless, Assistant Professor of Pastoral Ministry and Missions, and Director of Field Education, at Concordia Theological Seminary, Fort Wayne, Indiana. Concordia Publishing House wishes to acknowledge and thank Professor Pless for his kind assistance.