…of terms, Muller’s goal was to offer an accurate presentation of the vocabulary of Protestant orthodoxy, and to meet the needs of students as they encounter works currently accessible in which the vocabulary appears. To achieve his goals, he consulted Lutheran and Reformed systems of … more
. Wengert Publisher: Baker Academic Publication Date: 2013 Pages: 144 About Timothy J. Wengert Timothy J. Wengert is a Ministerium of Pennsylvania Professor of Reformation History at the Lutheran Theological Seminary in Philadelphia. more
Testament at Trinity Lutheran Seminary. He is the general editor of the HarperCollins Bible Dictionary as well as the author of numerous articles and books. Sample Pages from the Print Edition more
…Pages: 240 Sample Pages: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 While other volumes are available that introduce readers to the theology of Martin Luther, this volume from two eminent Lutheran professors offers a unique approach. Rather than surveying traditional theological subject headings, they focus … more
…your money. You may not always agree with his comments but you will be helped to make more informed choices. —Themelios This is the most useful survey of New Testament commentaries currently available. —John F. Brug, Wisconsin Lutheran Quarterly Carson's work is most valuable and … more
…Edition Richard Mouw and Douglas Sweeney address the ’divine empathy‘ of the incarnate Christ who, in the mysteries of the Trinity, not only created his fellow humans but also suffers with them. The authors’ exploration of neglected themes from Lutheran and Calvinist theologians will satisfy … more
…proclamation of the gospel. —Richard Gurgel, Wisconsin Lutheran Quarterly The homiletics primer of choice for over 100 seminaries and Bible colleges is now, finally, in its second edition. . . . Robinson's book is an excellent primer, the one I recommend and use. The second edition is even … more
One of the most influential of the Reformed catechisms is the Heidelberg Catechism (also known as the Palatinate Catechism). Combining the best of Lutheran and Reformed teaching, and counteracting the teachings of the Roman Catholic Church, it is an instructional manual on the basics … more
…theologies of Roman Catholics, Lutherans, and Reformists. Bavinck adeptly sets up the rest of his Reformed theology by defining his terms and his understanding of the nature of divine revelation and particularly God’s revelation in scripture. This masterwork will appeal to scholars and students … more
…truths of the faith. —Michael S. Horton, J. Gresham Machen Professor of Theology, Westminster Seminary, California Having been initially formed by Lutheran catechetical practices, I heartily endorse Packer’s and Parrett’s efforts to encourage evangelicals to adopt similar procedures … more
…School Daniel M. Bell Jr. (PhD, Duke University) is professor of theological ethics at Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary in Columbia, South Carolina. He is an ordained elder in the United Methodist Church and the author of Just War as Christian Discipleship and Liberation Theology … more
…basic homiletical skills that we place into the service of the proclamation of the gospel. —Richard Gurgel, Wisconsin Lutheran Quarterly The homiletics primer of choice for over 100 seminaries and Bible colleges is now, finally, in its second edition. . . . Robinson’s book is an … more
…for their tasks. —Review and Expositor A worthwhile investment both for the interested and knowledgeable layperson as well as the intermediate-level student. —Hebrew Studies Overall, this is probably the best exegetical commentary on these books for the pastor’s study. —Wisconsin … more
…Reed, president, Trinity Lutheran College Haddon W. Robinson is the Harold John Ockenga Distinguished Professor of Preaching at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary in South Hamilton, Massachusetts. His book, Biblical Preaching, has sold more than 200,000 copies and has been used … more
…Anyone who can read an editorial page can understand this book, and the synchronic emphasis will cure almost any case of overexposure to diachronic presentation. —Frederick Danker, emeritus professor, Lutheran School of Theology David Alan Black (DTheol, University of Basel) is professor of … more
