Author
Ulrich Zwingli
1484–1531
Zurich Reformer. Covenant theology pioneer. Killed in battle at Kappel.
From An Account of the Faith of Huldrych Zwingli
The reckoning and declaracion of the faith and belefe of Huldrike zwyngly / bishop of ziiryk the chief town of Heluetia / sent to Charles.v. that now is Emproure of Rome: Holding a parliament or Counsayll at Ausbrough with the chief Lords and learned men of Germanye, The year of our Lord M.D.xxx. In the month of July. Come ye to me all that labor / and are laden: and I shall refreshe you. Mathe. xi. The veryte will have the victory: Press ye it down never so strongly. Translated and Imprynted at ziiryk in March. Anno Do. M.D.XLVIII. The Preface of the translatour, unto the reader. WHen I had chanced upon this Rekening of the faith of this so excelently learned and godly flok feder, eue^ the good heerdman / that set his life for his sheep, and had seen it not yet unto this day to be confuted…
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Works in the Library 2
An Account of the Faith of Huldrych Zwingli 1548
Zwingli's 1548 English translation of his 1530 confession of faith to Emperor Charles V, articulating Reformed Protestant doctrine during the critical period of religious reformation in the Holy Roman Empire.
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On Providence and Other Essays 1922
Zwingli's essays on divine providence and related theological topics, presenting Reformed perspectives on God's sovereignty and human responsibility.
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John 17:112×
Luke 5:82×
Mark 16:192×
Romans 3:42×
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