A Messianic Jew Looks at Luther

By Richard Harvey | January 7, 2019
For five years now Luther’s writings and impact on the Jewish people have burdened me. I have visited Wittenberg three times to protest at the continued offence of the Judensau (Jew-Pig) sculpture on the wall of the Stadtkirche where Luther preached.1 I have written two books, the recently-released Luther and the Jews: Putting Right the Lies2 and the upcoming Luther and the Messianic Jews: Strange Theological Bedfellows. One is at a popular level addressing the impact of Luther’s legacy of Christian anti-Judaism that influenced the anti-Semitic genocidal program of the Nazis culminating in
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