From Reformation to Reformation

[A fundraising update: We are 25% of the way to our fundraising goal 25 new $100/month subscribers! Thanks be to God. If you are being blessed by the translation work, please consider supporting the work and speeding it on its way.   Click here to watch a brief video on the project.] 1.  Solemn pronouncement of prayer . Following many other Men, eminent for piety and learning, and investing industry in like measure, in consigning the System of Orthodox Theology to writing, I

[A fundraising update: We are 25% of the way to our fundraising goal 25 new $100/month subscribers! Thanks be to God. If you are being blessed by the translation work, please consider supporting the work and speeding it on its way.   Click here to watch a brief video on the project.] 1.  Solemn pronouncement of prayer .  2.  The origin of the word  Theology.  3.  The use of the same brought into the Church .  4.  Synonyms ἔγγραφα, found in writing.  5.  The definition of th

To the pious, learned, and benevolent Reader, Greetings from Johann Heinrich Schweizer, Professor at the School in Zurich. [1]  What is found in the frontispiece of the Hymns of DAVID , Psalm 1:2, 3, That Man is blessed, whose delight is in the law of Jehovah, with the result that he doth meditate in that Law day and night.  He is like a Tree planted by the rivers of water, that bringeth forth its fruit in its season, the leaves of which fade not ; that is certainly worthy al

Johann Heinrich Heidegger’s     Corpus of Christian Theology     Exhibiting   The Doctrine of the Truth, which is according to godliness, and that against all Adversaries , Ancient and Modern, erring either in the Foundation of the faith, or around it, in such a way that the same time it contains a διατύπωσιν/ system  of Old and New Testament Church History .   And so it is an altogether Full System of Theology, Didactic, Elenctic, Moral, and Historical.   Volume 1     Transl

Johann Heinrich Heidegger was born to Johann Hartmann, dean of the chapter, and Magdalena Wagner, a pastor’s daughter, on July 1, 1633, at Bäretswil in the Canton of Zürich.  Johann Heinrich began his theological studies at the Collegium Carolinum in Zürich, and proceeded to Marburg, where he lived with, and studied under, the celebrated Ludwig Crocius, one of the most prominent theologians of the German Reformed Church. [1]   He finished his studies at the Heidelberg Univers