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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 Natural Image and the Redeemed Image
In his exegesis of Colossians 3:10, John Davenant follows much of the patristic and medieval...
Reformation Commentary | May 20, 2019
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Image Bearers of the First and Second Adam
As Huldrych Zwingli (1484-1531) unpacks the tension between the present and future anthropologies set forth...
Reformation Commentary | May 17, 2019
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The Inexpungable Notio Dei Implanted by God
In his interpretation of Romans 1:19, Martin Bucer (1491-1551) argues that Paul’s theological anthropology teaches...
Reformation Commentary | May 13, 2019
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The Psalms among the Reformers: An Interview with Herman J. Selderhuis
As part of our continued partnership with IVP Academic and the Reformation Commentary on Scripture...
Reformation Commentary | May 6, 2019
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Christology and Deliverance in the Psalms
Wolfgang Musculus’s (1497-1563) Christological interpretation of Psalm 114 demonstrates an interesting interpretive strategy. As the...
Reformation Commentary | April 8, 2019
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