Martin Luther changed the world, and some of his words left a lasting scar. In this work, a Jewish Lutheran pastor confronts the painful legacy of Martin Luther’s antisemitism with deep honesty, theological clarity, and a hopeful vision for healing. Weaving personal pilgrimage, rigorous history, and pastoral insight, this book traces how Luther’s words fueled centuries of Christian contempt and how the Church can respond today with confession, courage, a theology of the cross, and renewed dialogue.