Great article, but I was searching for the controversy in the Lutheran Church over the inserted Hebrew vowel marks between the 8th and 12th centuries. I was disappointed that this wasn't even mentioned. I was glad to hear about the Lutherbibel. As a student of the Bible, and a strict Reformationalist, I find Luther's actual works amazing and helpful. I will not mention what's happened among "Reformation" churches through Today, as long as it's called today. My parents are attending a Missouri Synod version of Lutheranism, and I'm interested in the origins. Those who build fences to keep the saints from harm always must consider whether or not they are painting themselves into a position that equates to the RCC's "Only Church" model. I am grateful for God continuing to point to Jesus as the Revelation upon whom our faith in God finds purchase-actualizing. If we do not keep reforming back to the original, we are in error. Lord, have mercy. Christ have mercy. Lord have mercy. Sola deo Gloria. Peace to all who are born of God the Father.