Georg Rörer

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Georg Rörer (Latin, Georgius Rorarius) (1492 – 1557) was a Lutheran reformer and pastor from Bavaria. He was one of the first clergymen ordained by Martin Luther himself in 1525. His office was deacon. He assisted in Luther's work of translating the Bible (1522–1545) and served as Luther's secretary beginning in 1537. In this capacity Rörer became one of the editors of Luther's Tischreden or "table talk" as well as a collected edition of Luther's works. He moved to Copenhagen in 1551 and to Halle, Saxony-Anhalt in 1553.

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Works	A Sermon on Indulgences and Grace A Mighty Fortress Is Our God On War against the Turk Large Catechism Luther Bible On the Bondage of the Will On the Freedom of a Christian On the Babylonian Captivity of the Church Small Catechism The Adoration of the Sacrament The Sacrament of the Body and Blood of Christ—Against the Fanatics Theology of the Cross The Ninety-Five Theses To the Christian Nobility of the German Nation Confession Concerning Christ's Supper On Secular Authority Formula missae Deutsche Messe Against the Murderous, Thieving Hordes of Peasants Smalcald Articles On the Jews and Their Lies Vom Schem Hamphoras On the Councils and the Church

Topics	Augsburg Confession Decet Romanum Pontificem Diet of Worms Exsurge Domine Lutheranism Luther rose Sacramental union Marian theology Antisemitism Words of Institution Propaganda during the Reformation Theology of Martin Luther Two kingdoms

People	Albert of Mainz Bartholomaeus Arnoldi Desiderius Erasmus Georg Rörer Johann Cochlaeus Johann von Staupitz Justus Jonas Hans and Margarethe Luther Karl von Miltitz Katharina von Bora Philipp Melanchthon Pope Leo X Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor Frederick the Wise