Reformed Faith and Theology

Sermons on Deuteronomy by John Calvin John Calvin’s dedication to preaching verse by verse through the Bible was impressive. He was a firm believer in preaching from the original language, in the historical-grammatical approach, with application to the hearer. What is even more amazing is to see the shear number of sermons he preached on various books of the Bible: Calvin’s..

Calvin on Predestination and Election IN EPUB, .MOBI & .PDF FORMATSHT: Chapel Library Calvin on Predestination and Election is an important excerpt from his masterwork, Institutes of the Christian Religion. Of all the concepts in theology, predestination and election are the ones most often associated with John Calvin’s name. For both the reader new to Calvinistic thought and..

Translations of the Institutes Posted by Justin Taylor A reader asked about the different English translations of Calvin's Institutes. Any translation would probably be serviceable in understanding Calvin's main intent. We will be using the Battles/McNeill translation for blogging through the Institutes. There are four main English translators/translations: Thomas Norton (1561)..

기독교강요 서론(Introduction) 성서서원 새롭게 영역(英譯)된 이 기독교강요는 수 세대에 걸쳐 인류의 신앙과 행동 양태를 형성하면서 인류 역사에 지대한 영향을 끼친 몇 권의 책들 가운데 하나이다. 아마도 학구적인 기독교인들의 도서 목록에 4세기 동안이나 줄곧 자리를 차지한 신학 서..

The Institutes of the Christian Religion by John Calvin tr. by Henry Beveridge [1845] INTRODUCTION By The Rev. John Murray, M.A., Th.M. THE publication in English of another edition of the opus magnum of Christian theology is an event fraught with much encouragement. Notwithstanding the decadence so patent in our present-day world and particularly in the realm of Christian thou..

The Arguments Usually Alleged in Support of Free Will Refuted by John Calvin Objections reduced to three principal heads: I. Four absurdities advanced by the opponents of the orthodox doctrine concerning the slavery of the will, stated and refuted, sec. 1-5. II. The passages of Scripture which they pervert in favour of their error, reduced to five heads, and explained, sec. 6-1..