Titles (I)

Inferior Office?:

A History of Deacons in the Church of England

By Francis Young

An illuminating study of an often overlooked order of the clergy, tracing the role of the Anglican diaconate from the Reformation and looking at its future.

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The Institution of a Christian Man

By Gerald Bray (editor)

A new edition of one of the founding documents of the Church of England, allowing easy comparison of the changes between successive versions.

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Interpreting Ancient Israelite History, Prophecy, and Law

By John H. Hayes and Brad E. Kelle (editor)

A challenging selection of essays from a prominent Old Testament scholar on the interpretation of biblical texts in their historical context.

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Interweaving Innocence:

A Rhetorical Analysis of Luke's Passion Narrative (Lk 22:66–23:49)

By Heather M. Gorman

A study of the rhetorical techniques employed by the passion narrative in the Gospel of Luke, and the light they shed on Luke's themes and narrative sources.

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An Introduction to Reformed Dogmatics

By Auguste Lecerf

A profound study of the nature of religious knowledge that offers a valuable critique of European philosophy from the standpoint of orthodox Calvinism.

Series: Library of Theological Translations

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Irenaeus on the Christian Faith:

A Condensation of 'Against Heresies'

By James R. Payton Jr

A new and accessible version of Irenaeus' classic work, focusing on the great theologian's exposition of the Christian faith.

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Islam and Christian Theology:

A Study of the Interpretation of Theological Ideas in the Two Religions (4 Volume Set)

By James W. Sweetman

A ground-breaking four-volume study of the inter-relation between the theological teaching of Islam and that of the Christian Fathers and medieval theologians.

Series: Library of Ecclesiastical History

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Islam and Christian Theology:

A Study of the Interpretation of Theological Ideas in the Two Religions (Part 1, Volume I)

By James W. Sweetman

Part 1, volume I of the study of the inter-relation between the theological teaching of Islam and that of the Christian Fathers and of mediaeval theologians.

Series: Library of Ecclesiastical History