From Reformation to Reformation

The Parts of the book are: I. A prior ascent of Zerubbabel for the restoration of the Temple, Chapters 1-6, in which are: 1. The edict...

4. The book has two parts: I. A prior ascent of the Jewish people out of Babylonian captivity unto Judea, under the leadership of...

3. The Chronology of the book. Now, it contains matters conducted in the Church of God from the first year of Cyrus, in which an...

2. The Argument of the book. Now, this book teaches the veracity of the Divine promise concerning the liberation of the people from...

1. The inscription and writer of the book. Ezra is described. He was a ready Scribe in the law of Moses. The tale concerning the...

The inscription and writer of the book. Ezra is described. He was a ready Scribe in the law of Moses. The tale concerning the restoration...

The Interpreters of this Book are almost the same as of the former. Let the Interpreters of the Books of the Old Testament be added....

The Parts of the book are two: I. The History of the undivided Kingdom under Solomon, Chapters 1-9: in which are: 1. Solomon’s piety...

2. There are two parts to the book: I. The History of the Israelite Kingdom, undivided and whole, under Solomon (2 Chronicles 1-9). ...

1. The inscription, writer, argument, use, and Chronology of the book. Concerning the inscription, Writer, argument, use, and Chronology...

The inscription, writer, argument, use, and Chronology of the book, 1. There are two parts to the book: I. The History of the Israelite...

HOLY FATHERS: Bede, Procopius, Rabanus, Theodoret. REFORMED: Lavater, Strigelius, Burman. English: Arthur Jackson, John Mayer. LUTHERAN:...

The Parts of the book are: I. Genealogies, Chapters 1:1-9:34: in which are: 1. The Genealogy from Adam almost to Christ: chapter 1-3. a....

5. Chronology. The Chronology of the books is contained in the Chronology of the preceding books, briefly outlined by us, and there is no...

6. The Parts of the Book are two: I. The Genealogy of the Israelites from Adam unto the return from the Babylonian captivity and beyond...

4. Its use shown, also in the weighty words of Jerome. Now, the use of the books is manifest. Namely, because the genealogies of the old...

3. Argument. The intention of the Author was to compose the affairs of David and his posterity unto Zerubbabel. But, so that it might be...

2. Whether its Author is Ezra? Moreover, it is received as the common opinion both of the Hebrews, and of the Christians, that the Author...

1. Inscription of the Book. Paralipomena. Chronicles. Annals. By the Greeks the two following Books are called παραλειπόμενα/...

Inscription of the Book. Paralipomena. Chronicles. Annals, 1. Whether its Author is Ezra? 2. Argument, 3. Its use shown, also in the...