It seems that Martin Luther's comments on Galatians 3:24-29 are missing from:
Luther, Martin. Commentary on Galatians. Oak Harbor, WA: Logos Research Systems, Inc., 1997.
Luther clearly did not skip over commenting on this section, as other versions of his commentary will attest. I am wondering if the omission in the version I've cited is intentional or not.
Thanks Jonathan - I can confirm that I have the same omission in my copy of that text (Luther, Martin. Commentary on Galatians. Oak Harbor, WA: Logos Research Systems, Inc., 1997). By comparison the Crossway version (Luther, Martin. Galatians. Crossway Classic Commentaries. Wheaton, IL: Crossway Books, 1998) has that missing section present. I would also raise the same question you have raised. Keep well Paul
Hello Jonathan my copy Commentary on Galatians, by Martin Luther the section is missing. But my copy of
THE CROSSWAY CLASSIC COMMENTARIESGalatians
Luther, M. (1998). Galatians (p. iii). Wheaton, IL: Crossway Books.
has it included, just fyi
So many years--I wonder if you are the first to notice? This is one I've always wanted to go through cover to cover, but obviously that hasn't happened yet.,.
I have this resource also and you are right. It is missing. Hopefully, Logos will update this resource in the near future. I only paid $4.00 for it. Maybe that is why it was so cheap.
Thank you all. I appreciate the replies.
Thanks for reporting this.
FWIW, our edition is not the Crossway Edition. It's an entirely different translation.
That being said we're tracking down additional materials to figure out what is happening.
Kyle G. Anderson: Thanks for reporting this. FWIW, our edition is not the Crossway Edition. It's an entirely different translation. That being said we're tracking down additional materials to figure out what is happening.
Thank you, Kyle. It happened to be the one passage in the commentary I was looking up :-)
Bumping this thread over a year later. I'm reading through the Commentary for Reformation 500--and the section is still missing.
Kyle G. Anderson:That being said we're tracking down additional materials to figure out what is happening.
ETA: I'm trying to track down an online version for the missing section. Unfortunately, all the ones I'm finding at CCEL etc. all seem to be highly abridged. Does anyone have a link to the full text?
Hi Sean,
I've just noticed this myself. I have not been able to track down this particular edition in book form online but there is a version of the commentary here:
http://www.godrules.net/library/luther/NEWluther_a3.htm
This is the same translation as the Logos edition and includes the missing section!
It was published by James Clarke in 1953 and edited by Philip S. Watson.
I hope Kyle is still following this thread and can perhaps use this to repair our truncated version.
Colin
EDIT: a 'cleaner' version is found here:
http://www.lutherdansk.dk/1%20Galatian%201535%20-%20old/A%20COMMENTARY%20ON.htm
I checked a Finnish translation, and it looks like the end part of the verse 23 is also missing.
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Veli Voipio: I checked a Finnish translation, and it looks like the end part of the verse 23 is also missing.
Yes, that's right Veli - I noticed that too but forgot to mention it.
Colin: Hi Sean, I've just noticed this myself. I have not been able to track down this particular edition in book form online but there is a version of the commentary here: http://www.godrules.net/library/luther/NEWluther_a3.htm This is the same translation as the Logos edition and includes the missing section! It was published by James Clarke in 1953 and edited by Philip S. Watson. I hope Kyle is still following this thread and can perhaps use this to repair our truncated version. Colin EDIT: a 'cleaner' version is found here: http://www.lutherdansk.dk/1%20Galatian%201535%20-%20old/A%20COMMENTARY%20ON.htm
Thanks Colin--I'll take a look. These might be of great help.