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Ernst Lohmeyer didn’t leave behind any beloved spiritual classics. He didn’t become a global statesman for peace and reconciliation. He didn’t live long enough to fill libraries with his theological works. Like Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Lohmeyer died a martyr. Like Martin Niemöller, he denounced the Nazis and resisted their church takeover. Like Karl Barth, he contributed seminal thinking that changed the academic landscape we know today. But you probably don’t know Lohmeyer unless you’ve seen later scholars quote his commentary on Mark or study on the Lord’s Prayer. Unlike Bonhoeffer, he served as an officer for the German army in both…