Hodge Charles Systematic Theology
Theology
Wirsius Herman Economy of the Covenants Between God and Man
Wirsius Herman Economy of the Covenants Between God and Man is one of the greatest theological classics of all time. Witsius originally wrote his magnum opus on the covenants to promote peace among Dutch theologians who were divided on covenant theology. Witsius sought to be a theologian of synthesis who strove to lessen tension between the Voetians and the Cocceians. He wrote in his introduction, “the enemies of our church…secretly rejoice that there are as many and as warm disputes amongst ourselves, as with them. And this, not very secretly neither: for they do not, nor will ever cease to cast this reproach upon us; which, I grieve to say is not so easily wiped away. O! how much better would it be to use our utmost endeavours, to lessen, make up, and, if it could be, put an end to all controversy!”-www.Monergism.com
Augustine Writings on Grace and Free Will
Augustine Writings on Grace and Free Will
Zanchius Observations on the Divine Attributes
Zanchius Observations on the Divine Attributes
Observations on the Divine Attributes Necessary to be Premised, In Order to Our Better Understanding the Doctrine of Predestination,
Zanchius Doctrine of Absolute Predestination
Zanchius Doctrine of Absolute Predestination
Jerome Zanchius was born in 1510 in Italy. He was a Biblical scholar, educator, and part of the Protestant Reformation. A prolific writer, some of his works include Confession of the Christian Religion and Observation of the Divine Attributes. Because of his theological convictions and teachings, he was often forced into exile. Zanchius died in 1590.-Monergism.com
Berkhof Introductory Volume to Systematic Theology
Berkhof Introductory Volume to Systematic Theology