From Reformation to Reformation

HOLY FATHERS: Augustine.[1] REFORMED: Amyraut,[2] de Brais,[3] de la Faye,[4] Gomarus,[5] Johann Jakob Grynæus,[6] Heidegger,[7]...

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...

2. There appear to have been diverse writers of the book. The Collector appears to have been either Jeremiah, or Ezra. Now, there were...

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

INTERPRETERS OF ALL, OR MOST OF, THE PAULINE EPISTLES HOLY FATHERS: Anselm, Ambrose, Bede, Chrysostom,[1] Jerome,[2] Œcumenius,...

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

The parts: I. The Exordium, and the seizing of benevolence in it: chapter 1:1-15. II. The treatment of the argument, concerning the...

The Interpreters of this book are generally the same as they were of the prior book. Of the English, let William Guild[1] be added. Let...

14. The parts of the Epistle are three: I. The Exordium (Romans 1:1-15). II. A Treatment of the argument concerning the righteousness of...

The Parts of the book are: I. The happy state of King David, Chapters 1-10: in which are: 1. A funeral ode for Saul and Jonathan: chapter...

13. The time of the writing of this Epistle is investigated. It was written by Saint Paul while yet free, a little before his bonds,...

4. The parts of the book are three. I. The happy state of King David and his Kingdom (2 Samuel 1-10). II. The unhappy state of King David...

12. This Epistle is undeservedly accused of obscurity by some of the ancients, Pererius, and others. Some of the ancients accuse this...

11. Although writing to the Romans, Paul did not write in Roman or Latin, but in Greek. Although writing to the Romans, Paul wrote in...

10. The Argument of the Epistle. It is a key to opening the treasures of Sacred Scripture. Therefore, Paul, informing both Jews and...

9. What special occasion did Saint Paul have for writing? Moreover, the particular occasion for writing was furnished, both by the faith...

8. The Subscript of the same is not Canonical, but is likely. The Subscript of the same Epistle is: πρὸς Ῥωμαίους ἐγράφη ἀπὸ Κορίνθου διὰ...

7. The Inscription of the Epistle. Was it indeed inscribed to the Romans? The Inscription of the Epistle stands thus: Παύλου τοῦ...

6. The Epistle to the Romans is the first of all, not with respect to writing, but with respect to dignity. To the Ancients it was...