John Calvin

Commentary on Joshua 1578 Calvin's commentary on Joshua, his final exegetical work, tracing Israel's conquest and settlement as fulfillment of divine covenant promises. → Calvin's Commentary on Colossians 1581 Calvin's expository commentary on Colossians addressing Christological themes and practical Christian conduct, translated into English for theological instruction. → A Harmony Upon the Three Evangelists 1584 Calvin's harmonized commentary on the four Gospels, synthesizing Matthew, Mark, and Luke with separate treatment of John, providing comprehensive scriptural interpretation for English readers. → Commentary on Philippians 1584 Calvin's epistle commentary on Philippians emphasizing affliction's necessity, justification by faith alone, and the assurance and perseverance of believers in Christian living. → Commentaries on the Acts of the Apostles 1585 Calvin's detailed commentary on the Acts of the Apostles, translated into English to illuminate the apostolic church's history and practices for English-speaking congregations. → Commentary on Acts Vol 1 (1-13) 1844 Calvin's first volume commentary on Acts expounds Luke's narrative of apostolic ministry, explaining the Holy Spirit's work and the early church's expansion. → The Necessity of Reforming the Church 1844 Calvin's polemical treatise defending Protestant Reformation principles and critiquing Catholic ecclesiastical practices and doctrinal errors. → Commentary on Acts Vol 2 (14-28) 1845 Calvin's second volume commentary on Acts continues exposition of apostolic history, covering Paul's missionary journeys and the Gospel's spread throughout the Mediterranean. → Commentary on Harmony of the Gospels Vol 1 1845 First volume of Calvin's harmonized Gospel commentary, synthesizing Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John to illuminate Christ's life and teachings. → Commentary on Harmony of the Gospels Vol 2 1845 Second volume of Calvin's Gospel harmony, continuing the integrated analysis of all four Gospels' accounts of Jesus's ministry. → Commentary on Psalms Vol 1 (1-35) 1845 First volume of Calvin's Psalms commentary covering Psalms 1-35, interpreting prayers and praises as expressions of faith and devotion. → Institutes of the Christian Religion 1845 Calvin's magnum opus systematizing Christian doctrine through creation, redemption, sanctification, and the Church's role in salvation history. → Commentary on Harmony of the Gospels Vol 3 1846 Third volume completing Calvin's Gospel harmony, providing comprehensive theological interpretation of Christ's passion, resurrection, and apostolic commission. → Commentary on Hosea 1846 Calvin's exegesis of Hosea, interpreting the prophet's marriage narrative and messages as expressions of God's covenant love and judgment. → Commentary on Joel, Amos, Obadiah 1846 Calvin's commentary on Joel, Amos, and Obadiah, interpreting eschatological visions, social justice, and divine judgment. → Commentary on Psalms Vol 2 (36-66) 1846 Second volume of Psalms commentary covering Psalms 36-66, analyzing lament, thanksgiving, and worship in the Psalter. → Commentary on Genesis Vol 1 (Ch 1-23) 1847 Calvin's foundational exegesis of Genesis chapters 1-23, establishing theological principles for creation, covenant, and divine providence. → Commentary on John Vol 1 (1-11) 1847 First volume of Calvin's John commentary covering chapters 1-11, emphasizing Christ's divinity, signs, and incarnational theology. → Commentary on John Vol 2 (12-21) 1847 Second volume of John commentary covering chapters 12-21, interpreting Christ's passion, resurrection, and post-resurrection appearances. → Commentary on Jonah, Micah, Nahum 1847 Calvin's commentary on Jonah, Micah, and Nahum, examining repentance, messianic expectation, and divine justice. → Commentary on Psalms Vol 3 (67-92) 1847 Third volume of Psalms commentary covering Psalms 67-92, examining liturgical use and theological significance of the Psalms. → Commentary on 1 Cor 15-16 and 2 Corinthians 1848 Calvin's commentary on 1 Corinthians 15-16 and 2 Corinthians provides exegetical exposition of Paul's teachings on resurrection, spiritual gifts, and apostolic authority. → Commentary on 1 Corinthians Vol 1 (1-14) 1848 Calvin's first volume commentary on 1 Corinthians expounds Paul's epistolary instruction on church order, spiritual gifts, and Christian conduct in Corinthian community. → Commentary on Genesis Vol 2 (Ch 24-50) 1848 Calvin's continuation of Genesis commentary covering chapters 24-50, tracing patriarchal narratives and God's redemptive purposes through Abraham's descendants. → Commentary on Habakkuk, Zephaniah, Haggai 1848 Calvin's exposition of the minor prophets Habakkuk, Zephaniah, and Haggai, interpreting their messages of judgment, restoration, and divine sovereignty. → Commentary on Ezekiel Vol 1 (1-12) 1849 Calvin's first volume commentary on Ezekiel expounds the prophet's visions and oracles, explaining divine judgment, restoration, and the glory of God's presence. → Commentary on Psalms Vol 4 (93-119) 1849 Fourth volume of Psalms commentary covering Psalms 93-119, interpreting royal psalms and the longest acrostic psalm theologically. → Commentary on Psalms Vol 5 (119-150) 1849 Fifth volume completing Psalms commentary covering Psalms 119-150, concluding with praise psalms and the Psalter's spiritual culmination. → Commentary on Romans 1849 Calvin's systematic commentary on Romans, establishing justification by faith and divine sovereignty as foundational theological principles. → Commentary on Zechariah and Malachi 1849 Calvin's commentary on Zechariah and Malachi, interpreting post-exilic prophecies and messianic expectations with eschatological significance. → Commentary on Ezekiel Vol 2 (13-20) 1850 Calvin's detailed exegetical analysis of Ezekiel chapters 13-20, examining prophetic visions and divine judgment through systematic theological interpretation. → Commentary on Isaiah Vol 1 (1-16) 1850 First volume of Calvin's Isaiah commentary covering chapters 1-16, analyzing messianic prophecies and divine judgment on nations. → Commentary on Jeremiah Vol 1 (1-9) 1850 First volume of Calvin's Jeremiah commentary covering chapters 1-9, interpreting the prophet's call and messages of judgment. → Commentary on Isaiah Vol 2 (17-32) 1851 Second volume of Isaiah commentary covering chapters 17-32, examining oracles against foreign nations and Israel's spiritual condition. → Commentary on Jeremiah Vol 2 (10-19) 1851 Second volume of Jeremiah commentary covering chapters 10-19, analyzing covenant violation and divine judgment on Judah. → Commentary on Daniel Vol 1 (1-6) 1852 Calvin's first volume commentary on Daniel expounds the prophet's visions and historical narratives, explaining divine sovereignty over kingdoms and eschatological prophecy. → Commentary on Harmony of the Law Vol 1 1852 First volume of Calvin's systematic commentary on the Mosaic Law, examining its ceremonial, civil, and moral dimensions theologically. → Commentary on Isaiah Vol 3 (33-48) 1852 Third volume of Isaiah commentary covering chapters 33-48, interpreting salvation history and the servant passages with Christological focus. → Commentary on Jeremiah Vol 3 (20-29) 1852 Third volume of Jeremiah commentary covering chapters 20-29, examining the prophet's suffering and false prophecy condemnation. → Commentary on Daniel Vol 2 (7-12) 1853 Calvin's second volume commentary on Daniel completes exposition of the prophet's visions, emphasizing messianic prophecy and the ultimate triumph of God's kingdom. → Commentary on Harmony of the Law Vol 2 1853 Second volume of Calvin's Law commentary, deepening analysis of Levitical regulations and their spiritual significance for Christian understanding. → Commentary on Hebrews 1853 Calvin's detailed commentary on Hebrews, emphasizing Christ's superiority, the new covenant, and faith as central theological themes. → Commentary on Isaiah Vol 4 (49-66) 1853 Fourth volume completing Isaiah commentary covering chapters 49-66, emphasizing redemption, restoration, and eschatological fulfillment. → Commentary on Jeremiah Vol 4 (30-47) 1853 Fourth volume of Jeremiah commentary covering chapters 30-47, interpreting restoration promises and judgment on foreign nations. → Commentary on Galatians and Ephesians 1854 Calvin's comprehensive commentary on Galatians and Ephesians, addressing justification by faith and the nature of the Church with doctrinal precision. → Commentary on Harmony of the Law Vol 3 1854 Third volume of Calvin's Law commentary, continuing exposition of Deuteronomic law and its theological implications for covenant theology. → Commentary on Jeremiah and Lamentations Vol 5 1854 Fifth volume completing Jeremiah and Lamentations commentary, addressing exile theology and lamentation over Jerusalem's destruction. → Commentary on Harmony of the Law Vol 4 1855 Fourth volume completing Calvin's Law harmony, synthesizing legal passages across the Pentateuch with doctrinal application. → Commentary on James, Peter, John, Jude 1855 Calvin's commentary on James, 1-3 Peter, 1-3 John, and Jude, addressing practical Christian living and apostolic authority. → Commentary on Timothy, Titus, Philemon 1856 Calvin's commentary on 1-2 Timothy, Titus, and Philemon, addressing pastoral ministry, church order, and Christian conduct. → Letters of John Calvin, Volume I 1858 First volume of Calvin's correspondence, documenting his theological debates, pastoral concerns, and Reformation leadership through personal letters. →