Reading the Bible with Martin Luther

It has been said that if Luther were here today he would be on the web, and he is. Or at least many of his writings are, as are many resources for Bible study. For your personal study, here are a few of many Internet resources:

Biblos: Great site if you need an Atlas, Lexicon, Dictionary, or Multilingual lookup.

Bible Gateway: If you like to try out different versions or have a need to see a passages in another language, this site can show you many many ways and many languages in which God's written word is available.

Blue Letter Bible: Includes dictionaries, lexicons, hymns, images, maps, and other study resources.

ELCA Library at the Lutheran Center: Electronic Bookshelf: Too many resources to name, but includes Lutheran texts and study helps.

Project Wittenberg Selected Works of Martin Luther: http://www.iclnet.org/pub/resources/text/wittenberg/wittenberg-luther.html .

Materials from the Study on Human Sexuality:

3 documents on Bound Conscience:
Theological Reflections on Bound Conscience.
Remarks on Bound Conscience.
FAQs on Bound Conscience.

A Social Statement on Human Sexuality: Gift and Trust available from the ELCA Human Sexuality page.

Reading: Living the Faith: A Lutheran Perspective on Ethics.