From Reformation to Reformation

LUTHERAN:Avenarius,[1] Bacmeister,[2] Blocius,[3] Chemnitz,[4] Dietrich,[5] Epplinus,[6] Gerhard,[7] Hemmingius,[8] Himmel,[9] Hoë,[10]...

HOLY FATHERS: Anselm,[1] Apollinaris,[2] Eusebius of Cæsaria, Eusebius of Emesa,[3] Euthymius,[4] Gregory Nazianzen,[5] Hilary,[6]...

The parts: I. Description and revelation of the Person of Christ: chapters 1, 2. In which are, 1. His genealogy, conception, and birth:...

9. The five parts of the book are: I. The description and revelation of the Person of Christ (chapters 1, 2). II. His forerunner, John...

8. The time of writing is elicited from the narrated traditions of the ancients, especially the Eastern Fathers. How do the Arabs assert...

7. The structure of this history consisting in words and things is of what sort? a simple sort of writing. Moreover, the very...

5. A number of the ancients, and not a few of the more recent men, have asserted that the book was written in the Hebrew language,...

4. The argument of the book. Matthew narrates in fine and historical order, with admirable digestion of events and light, the birth of...

3. Matthew denotes one given by God. Also called Levi. A description of his person. Uncertain tradition concerning his death and...

2. Why is the Gospel called κατὰ Ματθαῖον, according to Matthew? This Gospel is called κατὰ Ματθαῖον, according to Matthew, that is,...

1. The inscription of the book. Why do the books setting forth the history concerning Christ go by the title of Gospels? The twofold...

The inscription of the book. Why do the books setting forth the history concerning Christ go by the title of Gospels? The twofold notion...

INTERPRETERS OF ALL, OR MOST, OF THE NEW TESTAMENT BOOKS HOLY FATHERS: Arnobius, Augustine, Bede,[1] Catena Græca,[2]Chrysostom, Gregory...

The parts: I. Historical, containing: 1. A History of Christ: And there are four Evangelists a. Matthew: twenty-eight chapters. b. Mark:...

14. A distribution of the material into books Historical, Dogmatic, and Prophetic. Why were the Dogmatic books delivered in the form of...

13. The idea of the diction is able to be called, both ἑλληνικὴ/Hellenic, Greek or Grecian, and Hellenistic, and ἰδιωτικὴ or vulgar. Yet...

12. The style of the Books of the New Testament is so pure that it is free from barbarisms and solecisms. Moreover, the style of the...

11. To the external form is referred the idiom of the Books of the New Testament, that all were written in the Greek idiom. Whether the...

10. Its use and abuse is laid open in the words of Gomar and Casaubon. This is the use of this history, that is, of the division of...

9. The new division of verses in use today has Robertus Stephanus as author. That new division of verses is the same as what the printed...