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Estraòdiman, Martin Luther te pran etap la plis nan kondane yon ti ponyen nan liv Nouvo-Testaman sou teren doktrin osi byen. Li meprize a Lèt nan James, pou egzanp, pou ansèyman li yo "pou yon nonm se gras poutèt travay epi yo pa gen konfyans nan Bondye pou kont li" (2:24). Anplis de sa nan James, ki li te rele "yon lèt nan pay,"Luther tou rejte nan Dezyèm Lèt nan Peter, nan Dezyèm ak Lèt Twazyèm nan John, Saint Paul nan Lèt nan Ebre yo, ak nan Liv nan Revelasyon.
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Remarkably, Martin Luther took the further step of condemning a handful of New-Testament books on doctrinal grounds as well. He despised the Letter of James, for example, for its teaching “that a man is justified by works and not by faith alone” (2:24). In addition to James, which he called “an epistle of straw,” Luther also rejected the Second Letter of Peter, the Second and Third Letters of John, Saint Paul’s Letter to the Hebrews, and the Book of Revelation.