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  • Publisher: IVP Academic
  • Publication Date: May 2019
  • ISBN: MANETSCMETHEREFORMATIONANDTHE9780830852352

The Reformation and the Irrepressible Word of God: Interpretation, Theology, and Practice

Manetsch, Scott M (Editor)

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CONTENTS

Abbreviations
Introduction (Scott M. Manetsch)

Part One: Biblical Interpretation in the Reformation
1. “I Have the Word of God”: Scripture, Interpretation, and Crespin’s History of Martyrs (Scott M. Manetsch)
2. Martin Luther’s Christological Principle: Implications for Biblical Authority and Biblical Interpretation (David S. Dockery)

Part Two: Preaching and Pastoral Care in the Reformation
3. “Meat, Not Strawberries”: Hugh Latimer and Biblical Preaching in the English Reformation (Michael A. G. Haykin) 
4. Scripture as “Sacrament” in Protestant Pastoral and Devotional Literature (Ronald K. Rittgers) 

Part Three: Justification and the Reformation
5. Novum or Rursus? Justification and the Bible in the Reformation (Michael S. Horton) 
6. Justification for Today (Kevin DeYoung) 

Part Four: The Christian Life in the Reformation
7. The Sainthood of All Believers: The Bible and Sanctification (Thomas H. McCall) 
8. Luther and the General Priesthood: An Embedded Account (David J. Luy) 

Afterword: What Evangelicals Can Learn from the Reformation (Timothy George) 
Bibliography
List of Contributors
Author Index
Subject Index
Scripture Index

Scott M. Manetsch (PhD, University of Arizona) is professor of church history at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. He is the associate general editor of the Reformation Commentary on Scripture and the author of Calvin's Company of Pastors: Pastoral Care and the Emerging Reformed Church, 1536-1609.
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CONTENTS

Abbreviations
Introduction (Scott M. Manetsch)

Part One: Biblical Interpretation in the Reformation
1. “I Have the Word of God”: Scripture, Interpretation, and Crespin’s History of Martyrs (Scott M. Manetsch)
2. Martin Luther’s Christological Principle: Implications for Biblical Authority and Biblical Interpretation (David S. Dockery)

Part Two: Preaching and Pastoral Care in the Reformation
3. “Meat, Not Strawberries”: Hugh Latimer and Biblical Preaching in the English Reformation (Michael A. G. Haykin) 
4. Scripture as “Sacrament” in Protestant Pastoral and Devotional Literature (Ronald K. Rittgers) 

Part Three: Justification and the Reformation
5. Novum or Rursus? Justification and the Bible in the Reformation (Michael S. Horton) 
6. Justification for Today (Kevin DeYoung) 

Part Four: The Christian Life in the Reformation
7. The Sainthood of All Believers: The Bible and Sanctification (Thomas H. McCall) 
8. Luther and the General Priesthood: An Embedded Account (David J. Luy) 

Afterword: What Evangelicals Can Learn from the Reformation (Timothy George) 
Bibliography
List of Contributors
Author Index
Subject Index
Scripture Index

Scott M. Manetsch (PhD, University of Arizona) is professor of church history at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. He is the associate general editor of the Reformation Commentary on Scripture and the author of Calvin's Company of Pastors: Pastoral Care and the Emerging Reformed Church, 1536-1609.
  • Cover Type:
  • 256 Pages
  • Publisher: IVP Academic
  • Publication Date: May 2019
  • ISBN: MANETSCMETHEREFORMATIONANDTHE9780830852352