From Reformation to Reformation

HOLY FATHERS: Ambrose, Bede, Isidore, Theodoret, Saint Gregory,[1] Procopius. REFORMED: Borrhaus, Drusius, Martyr,[2] Strigelius,...

The Parts of the book are: I. The history of the intact Kingdom under Solomon, Chapters 1-10, in which are: 1. Solomon’s inauguration:...

5. The history of one hundred and eighteen years is narrated in it. In this book is described the history of one hundred and eighteen...

4. The scope/goal of the book is set forth. Which individual things have this scope prefixed, that the governors of the people, and the...

3. The argument of the book is the matters conducted under five Kings of Judah, and eight Kings of Israel. Now, the first book of Kings...

1. The inscription of the Book. The two following books are called מלכים/Kings, namely, of Judah and of Israel, whose affairs the...

The inscription of the Book, 1. There appear to have been diverse writers of the book. The Collector appears to have been either...

Take Up and Read! Shortly after my conversion to Christ, I became a regular listener to the radio broadcast of Dr. R.C. Sproul.  Through Dr. Sproul I was exposed to Reformed theology for the first time, and, from the first, I was captivated.  I was quite interested, of course, when he mentioned that he thought that Jonathan Edwards’ Freedom of the Will was the most important, most theologically formative, book that he had ever read.  I ordered it immediately and waited anxio