Author

John Calvin

1509–1564
Geneva. The architect. Institutes became the framework for all subsequent Reformed theology. Trained a generation of pastors at the Genevan Academy.

Works in the Library

Commentary on 1 Cor 15-16 and 2 Corinthians Commentary on 1 Corinthians Vol 1 (1-14) Commentary on Acts Vol 1 (1-13) Commentary on Acts Vol 2 (14-28) Commentary on Daniel Vol 1 (1-6) Commentary on Daniel Vol 2 (7-12) Commentary on Ezekiel Vol 1 (1-12) Commentary on Ezekiel Vol 2 (13-20) Commentary on Galatians and Ephesians Commentary on Genesis Vol 1 (Ch 1-23) Commentary on Genesis Vol 2 (Ch 24-50) Commentary on Habakkuk, Zephaniah, Haggai Commentary on Harmony of the Gospels Vol 1 Commentary on Harmony of the Gospels Vol 2 Commentary on Harmony of the Gospels Vol 3 Commentary on Harmony of the Law Vol 1 Commentary on Harmony of the Law Vol 2 Commentary on Harmony of the Law Vol 3 Commentary on Harmony of the Law Vol 4 Commentary on Hebrews Commentary on Hosea Commentary on Isaiah Vol 1 (1-16) Commentary on Isaiah Vol 2 (17-32) Commentary on Isaiah Vol 3 (33-48) Commentary on Isaiah Vol 4 (49-66) Commentary on James, Peter, John, Jude Commentary on Jeremiah Vol 1 (1-9) Commentary on Jeremiah Vol 2 (10-19) Commentary on Jeremiah Vol 3 (20-29) Commentary on Jeremiah Vol 4 (30-47) Commentary on Jeremiah and Lamentations Vol 5 Commentary on Joel, Amos, Obadiah Commentary on John Vol 1 (1-11) Commentary on John Vol 2 (12-21) Commentary on Jonah, Micah, Nahum Commentary on Joshua Commentary on Philippians, Colossians, Thessalonians Commentary on Psalms Vol 1 (1-35) Commentary on Psalms Vol 2 (36-66) Commentary on Psalms Vol 3 (67-92) Commentary on Psalms Vol 4 (93-119) Commentary on Psalms Vol 5 (119-150) Commentary on Romans Commentary on Timothy, Titus, Philemon Commentary on Zechariah and Malachi Institutes of the Christian Religion Institutes of the Christian Religion, Vol. II (Book III) Letters of John Calvin, Volume I The Necessity of Reforming the Church

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