Puritan Reformed Journal: Vol. 1, No. 2 - July 2009
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Introduction
Biblical Studies
Bright Shadows (2): Preaching Christ from the Old Testament – David Murray
Heart-Reading: Recovering a Spiritual Approach to the Bible – Gerald Bilkes
Significance of Suffering in the Study of First Peter – Brian Najapfour
Love of the Brethren in 1 John and Church History – Michael A.G. Haykin
Systematic and Historical Theology
Cur Deus Homo? A Closer Look at the Atonement Theories of Peter Abelard and Bernard of Clairvaux – Jonathan Beeke
Calvin on the Promise of God – Pieter DeVries
Omnipotent Sweetness? Puritanism versus Socinianism – Joel M. Heflin
“To Walk According to the Gospel”: The Origin and History of The Marrow of Modern Divinity – William VanDoodewaard
The Reformed Dogmatics of G.H. Kersten Compared with His Older Contemporaries, Abraham Kuyper and Herman Bavinck – Pieter Rouwendal
Experiential Theology
Calvin as an Experiential Preacher – Joel R. Beeke
Blessedness in the Piety of William Perkins: Objective Reality or Subjective Experience? – Stephen Yuille
The Biblical-Experimental Foundations of Jonathan Edwards’s Theology of Religious Experience, 1720-1723 – Karin Spiecker Stetina
Pastoral Theology and Missions
According to the Custom of the Ancient Church? Examining the Roots of John Calvin’s Liturgy – Daniel R. Hyde
John Calvin and Missions – Derek Thomas
Five Reasons why the Sabbath is Designed for Worship – Ryan M. McGraw
Contemporary and Cultural Issues
Can We Hope for a Neocalvinist-Neopuritan Dialogue? - Ray Pennings
Because Men Love Darkness: Culture’s Dangerous Infatuation with Halloween – David J. Bissett
Interview with Joel Beeke about Reformed Churches and Seminaries
Book and Article Reviews
