Get bent.
I’m an LCMS seminarian, and the seminary has never denied that Luther wrote that, and even include it in the volumes of his work. We also acknowledge that Luther was pro-Semite in his early life and only wrote that work when he’d heard that the Jews of the time were trying to stop the spread of the Gospel. And that’s what Luther did; if something impeded the Gospel in his eyes, he let his potty mouth loose. It doesn’t mean that we take it as doctrine.
Not that you’ll pay attention to anything I say; it feels so GOOD to hate the LCMS that you won’t ever want to change your mind.
Perhaps you’d like me to start poking holes in YOUR faith?
[and the seminary has never denied that Luther wrote that, and even include it in the volumes of his work.]
There are several translations of that work floating around — Including those associated with the anti-semitic thinking in Mein Kampf; and the translation date being 10 years earlier than the one published by Concordia Publishing.
There are significant differences for which a clarifying LCMS position paper would be appropriate.
There is none.
So go get bent yourself, ya fallible and uninspiring jackwagon.
I’m an LCMS seminarian,
I don't think that I would admit the second; after typing the first...