Hebrews and I and II Peter

by Jean Calvin

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Series: Calvin's New Testament Commentaries (12)

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John Calvin (1509 - 1564) was a French reformer and theologian. His theological insight, exegetical skill, knowledge of languages, and his clear style made him the most influential writer among the reformers. His Institutes of the Christian Religion remains an important source of theological study and reflection.… (more)

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Johnston, William B.	Translator	secondary author	some editions	confirmed

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Calvin's New Testament commentaries, 12

Hebrews I and I & II Peter

First and Second epistles of St. Peter

Epistle to the Hebrews

First and Second epistle of Peter

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John Calvin (1509 - 1564) was a French reformer and theologian. His theological insight, exegetical skill, knowledge of languages, and his clear style made him the most influential writer among the reformers. His Institutes of the Christian Religion remains an important source of theological study and reflection.

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