Calvin's New Testament commentaries

T. H. L. Parker

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Reformation and Early Modern Christianity Biblical Studies and Interpretation Renaissance Literature and Culture

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Dr Parker recounts the history of the writing of the commentaries and examines the revisions Calvin made; examines Calvin's views on the canon of the New Testament and authorship of the books; and reviews Calvin's sources for New Testament history, geography and social customs. An essential tool not only in the understanding of Calvin's commentaries, but of biblical study in general in the sixteenth century.

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