This week Pastor Ted Wilson continues discussion on chapter eight of The Great Controversy, entitled “Luther Before the Diet” in which Martin Luther address the national council, known as "The Diet.”
The powers of Rome worked vigorously to prevent Luther from addressing the Diet, God overruled, and the Reformer was summoned to appear before this august assembly.
The pope's special legate was allowed to speak first and spoke against Luther. It seemed all was lost, but things are not always what they seem. On the contrary, the stage was set for Luther to address the assembly, presenting to them simple, divine truth.
To learn more about Luther’s presentation to the Diet, and how it relates to the great controversy between good and evil, read The Great Controversy by Ellen White at https://greatcontroversyproject.org/.