Includes bibliographical references (p. 283-291) and index.

; ; ; ; ; Part I : Luther's spirituality in a late-medieval context.
Editors' introduction to Part I --
Letter to George Spenlein : "Learn Christ,-- the crucified" --
Letter to the Elector, Frederick the Wise : Luther as Frederick's new relic --
Letter to Jerome Weller : on the devil --
Letter to Matthias Weller : the mutual consolation of the faithful --
Letter of comfort to his dying father --
Luther counsels Weller : the greater the saint before God, the greater the temptations --
About fleeing into solitude --
Commentary on Psalm 82 : secular saviors --
An admonishment to pastors to preach against usury : how one should give, lend, and suffer --
Preface to the Revelation of St. John (1522) --
Preface to the Revelation of St. John (1530 and 1546).

Part II : Teaching the new spirituality.
Editors' introduction to Part II --
Scholia on Psalm 5 : on hope --
The freedom of a Christian --
The Magnificat put into German and explained --
Preface to the Epistle to the Romans --
Preface to the German writings --
Psalm 117 : the art that cannot be mastered --
Sermon at Coburg on cross and suffering --
Lectures on Galatians 3:6 : "Thus Abraham believed God" --
On Jacob's ladder.

Part III : A new path to prayer.
Editors' introduction to Part III --
The Large catechism : preface and First Commandment --
The Large catechism : the Lord's Prayer --
Commentary on Psalm 118 : the beautiful thanksgiving --
A simple way to pray, for Master Peter the Barber --
The Ten Commandments (long version) ;;
The Ten Commandments (short version) --
The Lord's Prayer, briefly interpreted and brought to song --
Christ Jesus to the Jordan came --
God be exalted! : sing God's praise in chorus --
Were God not with us at this time (Psalm 124) --
Lord God, I cry from deepest need (Psalm 130) --
Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior --
We praise you, Jesus, that you've come --
Concerning the temptation in predestination to doubt one's own election.