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Und wie ehr gegen Wittenberger kommen, nichts anderst als dieselb epistel Pauli fiir sein hochst fundament gehaltenn." But this note evidently contains gross mistakes and is by no means very trustworthy. The Historians, therefore, were inclined to treat the whole occurrence as unhistorical. Buchwald, however, proved, 191 1 (Zeitschr. f. Kirchengeschichte 32, p. 606-607), that Luther said in a sermon on November 15, 1545 (not yet published; extant in the Ratsschulbibliothek at Zwickau, Cod. No. ...XXVHI) : "Sic Romae wollt meum avum ex purgatorio erloesen, gieng die treppen hinauf Pilati, orabam quolibet pater noster. Erat enim persuasio, qui sic oraret redimeret animam. Sed in fastigium veniens cogitabam : quis scit an sit verum? Non valet ista oratio etc." So Luther really ascended the staircase, but the inner ex- perience on this occasion was doubt, as he had already experienced it as a monk in his prayers, and these doubts in no way brought about a turn in his inner life. This fits in with everything we know otherwise in connection with Luther's journey to Rome; therefore, even though it proved to be of the greatest importance to Luther later on, confirming him in the belief of the justness of his cause, it in no wise promoted any development in his inner life already at that tune.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Und wie ehr gegen Wittenberger kommen, nichts anderst als dieselb epistel Pauli fiir sein hochst fundament gehaltenn." But this note evidently contains gross mistakes and is by no means very trustworthy. The Historians, therefore, were inclined to treat the whole occurrence as unhistorical. Buchwald, however, proved, 191 1 (Zeitschr. f. Kirchengeschichte 32, p. 606-607), that Luther said in a sermon on November 15, 1545 (not yet published; extant in the Ratsschulbibliothek at Zwickau, Cod. No. ...XXVHI) : "Sic Romae wollt meum avum ex purgatorio erloesen, gieng die treppen hinauf Pilati, orabam quolibet pater noster. Erat enim persuasio, qui sic oraret redimeret animam. Sed in fastigium veniens cogitabam : quis scit an sit verum? Non valet ista oratio etc." So Luther really ascended the staircase, but the inner ex- perience on this occasion was doubt, as he had already experienced it as a monk in his prayers, and these doubts in no way brought about a turn in his inner life. This fits in with everything we know otherwise in connection with Luther's journey to Rome; therefore, even though it proved to be of the greatest importance to Luther later on, confirming him in the belief of the justness of his cause, it in no wise promoted any development in his inner life already at that tune.
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