I. Scripture

• Theo Bell. “The Magnificat—Translated and Explained by Dr. Martin Luther.”
• Mary Jane Haemig. “The Other John in John: Luther and Eck on John the Baptist (John 1:19-28).”
• Arnold J. Koelpin. “Preparing a New Bible Translation in Luther’s Day.”
• Mickey L. Mattox. “Sancta Sara, mater ecclesiae. Martin Luther’s Catholic Exegesis of Genesis 18:1-15.”
• John K. Riches. “Theological Interpretation of the New Testament and the History of Religions: Some Reflections in the Light of Galatians 5:17.”
• Birgit Stolt. “‘... And Feel It in Your Heart:’ Luther’s Bible Translation from the Viewpoint of Modern Language and Translation Research.”
• Paul F. M. Zahl. “Mistakes of the New Perspective on Paul.”

II. The Pastoral Luther

• Matthieu Arnold. “Making and Breaking of the Marriage Bond according to Bucer and Luther.”
• David Cornick. “The Reformation Crisis in Pastoral Care.”
• Won Yong Ji. “Mission and Church Renewal: Scanning the Asian Horizon for the Twenty-First Century.”
• Helmar Junghans. “Luther’s Table Talks.”
• Gerald S. Krispin. “A Study in Luther’s Pastoral Theology.”
• Carter Lindberg. “Luther on Poverty.”
• Johann Werner Mödlhammer. “The ‘One Church of Christ.’ Considerations regarding the Catholic Understanding of Church with Reference to ‘Dominus Iesus’.”
• Wolfhart Pannenberg. “‘Outside Us’—Luther’s Contribution to Christian Piety.”
• Wolfhart Pannenberg. “Luther’s Contribution to Christian Spirituality.”
• Franz Posset. “Teacher as Care of Souls: Ecumenical Potential of the Concept of the Care of Souls in the Old Luther.”
• Jared Wicks, S.J. “The Significance of the ‘Ecclesial Communities’ of the Reformation.”
• Friedrich Wintzer. “Luther as Preacher.”
• Christian Zippert. “Luther’s Presence in His Hymns.”

III. Father, Son, and Holy Spirit

• Johannes Brosseder. “Martin Luther on God as Father.”
• Jean-Paul Gabus. “The Experience of the Spirit in Protestant Religious Revivals.”
• Christine Helmer. “More Difficult to Believe? Luther on Divine Omnipotence.”
• Frank D. Macchia. “Justification through New Creation: The Holy Spirit and the Doctrine by which the Church Stands or Falls.”
• Dennis Ngien. “Trinity and Divine Passibility in Martin Luther’s ‘Theologia Crucis’.”
• Otto Hermann Pesch. “A Little Plea for an ‘ascetic’ Doctrine of the Triune God. Following the Example of Thomas Aquinas and Martin Luther.”
• Birgit Stolt. “The Positive God-the-Father Image  of the Older Luther.”

IV. Special Issues

• Oswald Bayer. “Luther’s Entire Theology.”
• Gottfried Hammann. “The ‘Joyous Exchange’: Theological Meditation on a Key Theme of Lutheran Spirituality.”
• Christine Helmer. “Luther’s Theology of Glory.”
• Gottfried Hoffmann. “The Twofold Use of iustificari according to Apology IV, 72.”
• Lois Malcolm. “What Justification Has to Do with Idolatry and Blasphemy.”
• John Arthur Maxfield. “Catholic or Heretic? Martin Luther as Rebel and Reformer.”
• Michael Parsons. “The Apocalyptic Luther: His Noahic Self-Understanding.”
• Michael Plathow. “Reality—Revealed in the Cross. Martin Luther’s Theology of the Cross in Contemporary Context.”
• Gerhard Sauter. “The Proclamation of the Resurrected One as Promise of Life with God.”
• Harold Wells. “Theology of the Cross and the Theologies of Liberation.”
• Karl-Heinz zur Mühlen. “Simul iustus et peccator in the Theology of Martin Luther.”      

V. Luther in Historical Context

• Berndt Hamm. “Johann von Staupitz (ca. 1468-1524)—Reformer of the Late Middle Ages and ‘Father of the Reformation’.”
• Gottfried G. Krodel. “Luther as a Creative Writer: The Explanation of the Second Article of the Apostles’ Creed in the Small Catechism.”
• Timothy Maschke. “Contemporaneity: A Hermeneutical Perspective in Martin Luther’s Work.”
• Josef Pilvousek. “Martin Luther and Erfurt.”
• Franz Posset. “From the Corrupter of the Faith to the Father in the Faith: 100 Years of Catholic Luther Research.
• George H. Tavard. “Medieval Piety in Luther’s Commentary on the Magnificat.”

Index, Scripture Citations, and Announcements.