Author
Franciscus Junius
1545–1602
Franciscus Junius. Student of Calvin at Geneva. Pioneer of theological prolegomena. De Theologia Vera shaped how Reformed theology defined itself.
Works in the Library 4
Apocalypsis 1592
Junius offers a detailed Protestant commentary on Revelation, applying apocalyptic prophecy to the history of the Christian church.
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Expositio Prophetae Danielis 1594 1594
Junius provides a learned Latin commentary on the prophet Daniel, interpreting biblical prophecy for theological understanding.
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Certain Letters of Francis Junius and the English Church at Amsterdam 1602
Junius presents theological letters addressing ecclesiastical discipline and reformed doctrine, with a confession of faith.
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The Mosaic Polity 1882
Junius examines the political and legal institutions established by Moses in the Hebrew scriptures.
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Passages Franciscus Junius cites most
Bible verses most often cited across these 4 works. Each links to everything in the library on that verse.
Galatians 1:84×
1 Timothy 6:33×
2 Peter 2:43×
2 Timothy 3:153×
Exodus 20:43×
Matthew 28:203×
Romans 12:73×
1 Corinthians 1:302×
1 Corinthians 4:172×
1 Corinthians 5:42×
1 Peter 1:22×
1 Peter 2:92×
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