Author
Benedict Pictet
1655–1724
Geneva. Nephew and successor of Francis Turretin. Christian Theology was a widely used compendium.
From Christian Theology
THEOLOGICAL LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH. Instituted 1698. E This volume must be returned — During the Winter Session, from Nov. 1, to April 1, within 2 weeks. During the Summer Session, from April 1, to Nov. 1, — If the civis is within 20 miles of Edinburgh, — within 4 weeks. If the civis is beyond 20, and within 40 miles of Edinburgh — 6 weeks. If the civis is beyond 40 miles of Edinburgh, — 2 months. Under a penalty of twopence for each Library-day the Volume is kept out beyond the time above specified.
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Works in the Library 2
Christian Theology 1834
A comprehensive systematic theology presenting Christian doctrine in organized form, covering essential theological topics and their biblical foundations.
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Christian theology, tr. by F. Reyroux 1834
A French translation of systematic Christian theology presenting organized doctrinal instruction in Christian faith and biblical interpretation.
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Passages Benedict Pictet cites most
Bible verses most often cited across these 2 works. Each links to everything in the library on that verse.
Matthew 28:1914×
Romans 8:3012×
Micah 5:211×
Romans 8:2911×
Ephesians 1:510×
Galatians 1:810×
Isaiah 46:1010×
1 Peter 1:239×
Genesis 3:159×
Hebrews 2:149×
James 1:179×
Matthew 12:319×
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