Reading Isaiah with Luther

“My conscience is captive to the Word of God.” —Martin Luther

Your conscience is that small voice inside that guides your actions and thoughts, convicting you of wrongdoing—but the conscience is more than just a guilty feeling or a moral compass.

The conscience is a gift from God, the faculty of the heart that is to be shaped by what is right or wrong in God’s sight. Only through Christ can you receive a clean conscience, life, salvation, and peace.

Reading Isaiah with Luther offers highlights from Luther’s commentaries on the Book of Isaiah (where Luther explains the conscience), contemporary applications and explanations, and full-color artwork that helps you pause and reflect on key Luther quotes.

Praise for Reading Isaiah with Luther

“Stellar work for the here and now. . . . Exudes with pastoral concern for God’s people.”
—Reed Lessing, Senior Pastor at St. Michael Lutheran Church, Fort Wayne, Indiana

“A much-needed trip that we need to take from fear and uncertainty to faith’s joyful conviction.”
—William Weedon, Chaplain, LCMS Director of Worship

“Modern readers can benefit from the words of the prophet as explored by the words of the reformer.”
—Gene Edward Veith, co-author of Authentic Christianity