Calvin's New Testament Commentaries (Calvin's New Testament Commentary Series)
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These classic commentaries by John Calvin, theologian par excellence of the reformation, laid the foundation for all later Protestant exegesis of the Bible. Marked by an honest, careful handling of the text, Calvin's expositions of Scripture remain as modern as...
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These classic commentaries by John Calvin, theologian par excellence of the reformation, laid the foundation for all later Protestant exegesis of the Bible. Marked by an honest, careful handling of the text, Calvin's expositions of Scripture remain as modern as ever in their relevance to today's students of the Bible. 4,366 pages, from Eerdmans
Items In This Pack
Matthew, Mark, Luke (Volume 1) (Calvin's New Testament Commentary Series) Paperback
Matthew, Mark, Luke (Volume 2) (Calvin's New Testament Commentary Series) Paperback
Matthew, Mark, Luke, James, Jude (Calvin's New Testament Commentary Series) Paperback
John 1-10 (Calvin's New Testament Commentary Series) Paperback
Acts 1-13 (Calvin's New Testament Commentary Series) Paperback
John 11-21 (Calvin's New Testament Commentary Series) Paperback
Acts 14-28 (Calvin's New Testament Commentary Series) Paperback
Romans, Thessalonians (Calvin's New Testament Commentary Series) Paperback
1 Corinthians (Calvin's New Testament Commentary Series) Paperback
2 Corinthians, Timothy, Titus, Philemon (Calvin's New Testament Commentary Series) Paperback
Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians (Calvin's New Testament Commentary Series) Paperback
Hebrews, 1 & 2 Peter (Calvin's New Testament Commentary Series) Paperback
PRODUCT DETAIL
- Catalogue Code 102530
- Product Code 080280800X
- EANÂ 9780802808004
- Department Academic
- Category Academic Sets
- Sub-Category New Testament
- Publisher Eerdmans
- Publication Date Feb 1996
John Calvin
John Calvin, born in 1509 and designated for the Catholic priesthood by his father, became the great French Protestant reformer famous for his doctrine of predestination and his theocratic view of the state. In Geneva, he rejected Papal authority, established a new scheme of civic and ecclesiastical governance, and created a central hub from which Reformed theology was propagated. He engaged in long bitter struggles over the independence of the Church from the State and the rules he tried to impose on Geneva as a whole. The Institutes of the Christian Religion, one of the most famous theological books ever published established Calvin's system of doctrine and Church which has shaped more minds and entered into more nations than that of any other reformer. When he died in Geneva in 1564, he left both a city and a world transformed by the impact of his ideas and beliefs. - Publisher.