Calvin's New Testament Commentaries

This enlarged and revised edition of a much-acclaimed, full-length study (1971) of Calvin's New Testament commentaries expounds upon Calvin's principles of interpretation. It considers early sixteenth-century hermeneutics and gives special emphasis to the reformers Melanchthon, Bucer, and Bullinger and to "rhetorical" interpretation. Included is a chapter on Calvin's view of the New Testament canon that leads to an extensive section on the Greek and Latin texts of the New Testament.

T. H. L. Parker is Reader Emeritus, University of Durham, Durham, England. He has written many books, including Calvin's Old Testament Commentaries and Calvin's Preaching.

Abbreviations
Introduction	p. 1
Acknowledgements	p. 4
The History of Calvin's Commentaries	p. 6
The Revisions of 1551 and 1556	p. 36
Early Sixteenth-Century Methods	p. 60
Calvin's Method and Interpretation	p. 85
The New Testament Canon	p. 109
The Greek Text	p. 123
The Latin Text	p. 158
Prolegomena to Exegesis	p. 192
Bibliographies
Calvin's Commentaries	p. 206
Other Works by Calvin	p. 222
Other Commentaries	p. 223
Greek and Latin New Testaments and Bibles	p. 233
Classical, Patristic, Medieval, and Renaissance Works	p. 238
Later Books and Articles	p. 241
Scripture	p. 247
Calvin's Commentaries	p. 251
Bibles and New Testaments	p. 252
Names	p. 253
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