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Martin Luther is not unique among his peers. Before him there were people crying against corruption of the Church, stating the doctrine of faith and return to the Bible. But no one has his combination of musical talent, fiery tongue in writing and preaching, scholarly skill in biblical translation and his stubborn insistence on truth. And Here he stands - Grace
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