Here I Stand: Narratives and Sketches from Reformation Days by Theodore Graebner

19 Sep 2025·
Theodore Graebner
Theodore Graebner
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Shows how the Reformation gospel changed the face of Europe. Short biographies of artists, martyrs and other Christian heroes. Gripping and with period illustrations.
Please note that this is not the book by Bainton!

Contents

  • About the Lutheran Library, 2
  • Titlepage, 3
    1. The First Lutheran, 4
    1. Albrecht Duerer, Artist and Reformer, 9
    1. Leonard Kaiser, A Bavarian Martyr of the Lutheran Faith, 17
    1. Argula of Grumbach, “The german Deborah of the Reformation.”, 26
    1. How France Drowned the Reformation in Blood, 30
    1. How the Gospel Light Came to the Town of Verden, 38
    1. Patrick Hamilton, A Martyr of Royal Line, 42
    1. Antonius Corvinus, A Faithful Confessor of Christ, 52
    1. Giovanni Mollio, An Italian Hero of the Reformation, 60
  • Contents, 64

Publication Information

  • Lutheran Library edition first published: 2020 updated: 2023
  • Copyright: CC BY 4.0
Protestant Reformation Church History Devotional
Theodore Graebner
Authors
Theodore Graebner
(1876-1950)
Published a number of popular books including The Victory of the Cross. He served as pastor, editor of the Lutheran Witness, and as Professor of Philosophy and New Testament Interpretation at Concordia Seminary St Louis.