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Binding of God: Calvin's Role in the Development of Covenant Theology

Lillback, Peter A.

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What was John Calvin's relationship to covenant theology? After tracing the historical development of the covenant idea, Lillback carefully examines the writings of Calvin for evidence and description of Calvin's covenant thought. He ultimately argues that Calvin developed an extensive covenant theology.

The Binding of God provides important background to current theological discussions, such as modes of baptism and Paul and the law. It will be of significance to scholars of the Reformation and the sixteenth century.

 

About the Author

Peter A. Lillback (Ph.D., Westminster Theological Seminary) is president and adjunct professor of historical theology at Westminster Theological Seminary and professor of church history at Reformed Episcopal Seminary, both located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Listen to an episode of Christ the Center entitled Calvin and the Development of Covenant Theology.
(Reformed Forum)

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  • Cover Type
    Paperback
  • ISBN
    9780801022630
  • Page Count
    332
  • Publisher
    Baker Book House
  • Publication Date
    April 2001

Endorsements (3)

"In this carefully-crafted book, Peter Lillback uses John Calvin's Institutes, commentaries, and sermons, and a broad definition of covenant theology to confirm a central role for Calvin in covenant theology. . . . This book and the series within which it is found are a welcome contribution to the world of scholarship and to scholarly debate."

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Jeannine E. Olson

Renaissance Quarterly

"The book provides fascinating and extremely helpful descriptions of Calvin's use of the covenant idea, contextualizing his thought in relation to the scholastic movement, and to other Reformers. It also assists the reader in understanding how elements of Calvin's thought were reshaped as subsequent Reformed theologians made use of him."

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Michael Jinkins

IRT Bulletin

"Lillback's book serves well as the starting point in a vital conversation with Calvin to improve research on the theology of the Reformation."

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Paul Chung

Religious Studies Review

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Binding of God: Calvin's Role in the Development of Covenant Theology

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What was John Calvin's relationship to covenant theology? After tracing the historical development of the covenant idea, Lillback carefully examines the writings of Calvin for evidence and description of Calvin's covenant thought. He ultimately argues that Calvin developed an extensive covenant theology.

The Binding of God provides important background to current theological discussions, such as modes of baptism and Paul and the law. It will be of significance to scholars of the Reformation and the sixteenth century.

 

About the Author

Peter A. Lillback (Ph.D., Westminster Theological Seminary) is president and adjunct professor of historical theology at Westminster Theological Seminary and professor of church history at Reformed Episcopal Seminary, both located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Listen to an episode of Christ the Center entitled Calvin and the Development of Covenant Theology.
(Reformed Forum)

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