by Martin Luther · Salvator · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782706711725
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In this fundamental work, Martin Luther offers a deep theological reflection on the Magnificat, the song of Mary. Far from the supposed Protestant hostility toward the figure of the Virgin, the author presents Mary as a central figure in the history of salvation, highlighting her as the humble servant who welcomes divine grace. Originally written in 1521 for Duke John Frederick of Saxony, this text combines biblical exegesis with a political vision, urging rulers to exercise wisdom and justice.
