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  1. Luther's early years
    1. Born in Eisleben (1483)
    2. A lightning storm, and a vow to become a monk (July 1505, near Erfurt)
    3. Mails the Ninety-Five Theses to his archbishop (October 31, 1517)
    4. Stands before the emperor at Worms (April 1521)
    5. His German New Testament is printed (September 1522, after months hidden at the Wartburg)
  2. Luther's later years
    1. Marries Katharina von Bora (June 1525)
    2. The Small Catechism is printed (1529)
    3. The Augsburg Confession is read aloud to the emperor (June 25, 1530)
    4. The whole Bible in Luther's German is printed (1534)
    5. Dies in Eisleben, the town where he was born (February 1546)
  3. The Small Catechism
    1. The Ten Commandments (What God asks of us)
    2. The Apostles' Creed (What God gives us)
    3. The Lord's Prayer (How we talk with God)
    4. Holy Baptism (God's promise with water)
    5. Confession (Hearing that we are forgiven)
    6. The Sacrament of the Altar (Holy Communion)
  4. The Lord's Prayer
    1. Hallowed be Thy name (First petition)
    2. Thy kingdom come (Second petition)
    3. Thy will be done (Third petition)
    4. Give us this day our daily bread (Fourth petition)
    5. Forgive us our trespasses (Fifth petition)
    6. Lead us not into temptation (Sixth petition)
    7. Deliver us from evil (Seventh petition)
  5. The church year
    1. Advent (Blue: waiting and getting ready)
    2. Christmas (White: Jesus is born)
    3. Epiphany (The wise men, then a green season)
    4. Lent (Purple: forty days, not counting Sundays)
    5. Easter (White: Christ is risen)
    6. Pentecost (Red: the Holy Spirit comes)
  6. Lent to Easter
    1. Ash Wednesday (Lent begins)
    2. Palm Sunday (Jesus rides into Jerusalem)
    3. Maundy Thursday (The Last Supper)
    4. Good Friday (Jesus dies on the cross)
    5. Easter Sunday (Jesus is risen)
  7. Bible stories
    1. Noah's Ark (Genesis 6 to 9)
    2. Joseph and his brothers (Genesis 37 to 50)
    3. Crossing the Red Sea (Exodus 14)
    4. David and Goliath (1 Samuel 17)
    5. Daniel in the lions' den (Daniel 6)
  8. The first five books
    1. Genesis (Beginnings)
    2. Exodus (Out of Egypt)
    3. Leviticus (Worship and holy living)
    4. Numbers (Forty years in the wilderness)
    5. Deuteronomy (Moses' last words)
  9. The Gospels and Acts
    1. Matthew (Gospel)
    2. Mark (Gospel, the shortest)
    3. Luke (Gospel)
    4. John (Gospel)
    5. Acts (The church begins)
  10. The shape of Sunday worship
    1. Confession and forgiveness (Gathering: we hear we are forgiven)
    2. “Lord, have mercy” (Gathering: the Kyrie)
    3. Readings from the Bible (Word)
    4. The sermon (Word: the reading is explained for today)
    5. Holy Communion (Meal: in many churches, not every week)
    6. The blessing and the sending (Sending: out into the week)