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The Reformation Commentary on Scripture is a series published by IVP Academic intended to recover the wealth of biblical commentary during the time of the Reformation. The series is edited by Timothy George and Scott Manetsch, and it will eventually cover all the books of the bible.
Sapientia has partnered with IVP Academic to bring some of this wealth to you on a weekly basis. Read these snippets and learn more not only about the Reformation and its reformers, but also Holy Scripture.
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The Blessing of Giving
Generosity, particularly in the form of almsgiving, has traditionally been viewed as a virtue and...
Reformation Commentary | November 6, 2019
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Good Works Are Our Duty, Not Our Merit
The relationship between grace and works was a particular flash point in the theological debates...
Reformation Commentary | October 29, 2019
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The Spirit Produced a Supernatural Unity
The regular meeting of the saints for prayer and worship and life shared together in...
Reformation Commentary | October 22, 2019
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Fasting and Signs of Humility
Throughout the history of the church, fasting has been seen as a foundational spiritual discipline,...
Reformation Commentary | October 14, 2019
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Daniel and Confession
While most reformers rejected the Roman sacrament of penance, they nevertheless believed confession was still...
Reformation Commentary | October 7, 2019
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