For 10 points, identify this most famous German translation of the Bible, created by a Protestant Reformer.
The main Greek sources used in creating this text are known as the Textus Receptus. This text's primary author was assisted by a collegium which included Aurogallus and Justus Jonas, the latter of whom interpreted Gerson ben Moshe's Masoretic text. The author of this text claimed, while creating it, that James was an "epistle of straw." The reply "Papists and donkeys are the same thing" is a defense of this text's addition of the word (*) "alone" to Romans 3:28, so that it reads "alone through faith." This text inspired a similar effort by William Tyndale and used Erasmus' Greek as a source. It was completed in Wartburg Castle, where its creator was living under the protection of Frederick the Wise. For 10 points, identify this most famous German translation of the Bible, created by a Protestant Reformer.
The main Greek sources used in creating this text are known as the Textus Receptus.
Luther Bible [or equivalents indicating Martin Luther's German translation of the Bible; accept Lutheran Bible; prompt on less specific answers like Old Testament or Bible or German Bible]