Forthcoming
Books to look forward to, D.V.
Theological-Political Propositions on Civil & Ecclesiastical Power + a Vindication
David & Philipp Pareus
This volume presents David Pareus’s De Potestate Ecclesiastica et Civili Propositiones Theologico-Politicae together with his son Philip Pareus’s Vindicatio, a substantial defense and explanation of his father’s political theology. David Pareus develops a distinctly Reformed account of the respective powers of church and commonwealth, the divine institution of civil government, the variety of legitimate constitutional forms, and the limits placed upon political authority. Philip’s accompanying defense situates those propositions amid the controversies they provoked and clarifies difficult questions concerning obedience, resistance, covenants, public estates, inferior magistrates, and lawful political action. Read together, these two works provide a rich father-and-son witness to the political thought of the mature Reformed tradition & to the debates over authority & resistance that shaped 17th-century Protestantism.
Westminster Shorter Catechism Coloring Book & Copy Work
Mr. & Mrs. Weissman
Introduce children to the rich truths of the Christian faith with the Westminster Shorter Catechism Coloring Book & Copy Work. Designed to make catechism learning both engaging and memorable, this volume pairs the historic questions and answers of the Westminster Shorter Catechism with inviting illustrations to color and copy-work exercises for handwriting practice and reinforcement. Ideal for homeschool, Lord’s Day activities, Christian classrooms, or independent study, this book helps children slow down, reflect on each catechism answer, and become familiar with the language of historic Reformed doctrine while developing fine-motor and handwriting skills. A simple, beautiful resource for helping the next generation learn, write, remember, and delight in the great truths of the faith. Appropriate for ages 4+.
Diatribes on Sacred Theology, Philology, History & Philosophy
Gisbertus Voetius
Gisbertus Voetius’s Diatribes on Sacred Theology, Philology, History, and Philosophy, first collected in 1668, offer a window into the intellectual world of Reformed orthodoxy. Bringing together treatments of theology, biblical languages and interpretation, sacred history, and philosophy, Voetius asks how each field of learning should serve the study of Scripture and the formation of the Christian theologian. Along the way he surveys books, authors, methods, controversies, and questions across a range of disciplines. The Diatribes present a vision of Christian scholarship in which rigorous learning, careful judgment, and wide reading remain ordered to theology, ministry, and godliness. They reveal Voetius not merely as a polemicist, but as an architect of an integrated Reformed intellectual culture.
My First New England Primer: Biblical ABCs Board Book
Mr. & Mrs. Weissman
My First New England Primer Board Book brings one of early America’s most beloved teaching tools to a new generation. Drawing from the historic New England Primer, this edition presents its memorable biblical alphabet with newly modernized illustrations designed to be clear, engaging, and accessible for young children while preserving the distinctly Christian character of the original. Perfect for home and school use, My First New England Primer introduces children to letters through Scripture, biblical history, and timeless lessons of faith and character. It is a delightful way to combine early literacy with the rich heritage of historic Christian education. Appropriate for ages 0+.
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