Original sentence: At the time of his death, Tetzel had fallen into disrepute and was shunned by the public.Yet, on his deathbed, Tetzel received a kind correspondence from Martin Luther, stating that he was not to blame for the whole ordeal, and offering his consolations.he discovered that Miltitz had accused him of perpatrating numerous frauds.scandal; Luther considered his actions evil, and began to preach openly against him
Edited sentence: Although Luther and Tetzel disagreed vehemently about indulgences, Luther offered this kindness.At the time of his death, Tetzel had fallen into disrepute and was shunned by others in the monastery.Yet, on his deathbed, Tetzel received a kind correspondence from Martin Luther reminding him of his full forgiveness and salvation through faith in Christ Jesus.became aware of the evil effect of his doings, he began.he discovered that Miltitz was aware of all his frauds.scandal; and when Luther in the confessional.to preach openly against him