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Tag Archives: joel beeke
Review: Beeke and Jones, Puritan theology
Old review. I am just moving it to this site. Beeke, Joel. and Jones, Mark. Puritan Theology: Doctrine for Life. Grand Rapids, MI: Reformation Heritage Books. This is one of those “game-changer” books. Beeke provides decades of pastoral reflection from … Continue reading
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Tagged christology, covenant theology, joel beeke, mark jones, puritans, supralapsarianism
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Review: Meet the Puritans
Beeke, Joel. Reformation Heritage Publishing. Most people never realized encyclopedias could be fun to read. In many ways, if the reader knows how to approach it, this book has the danger and thrill associated with the English Civil War. I think … Continue reading
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Review: Puritan Theology (Beeke and Jones)
Beeke, Joel. and Jones, Mark. Puritan Theology: Doctrine for Life. Grand Rapids, MI: Reformation Heritage Books. This is one of those “game-changer” books. Beeke provides decades of pastoral reflection from the Puritans (and admittedly, there is a lot of repetition) … Continue reading
Review of Beeke Reformed Literature
It is exactly what it purports to be: an anthology of the best post-Reformation works on the various loci of theology. Each chapter is about 2 1/2 pages and has Beeke’s running commentary on the best (and sometimes those to … Continue reading
Outline of Beeke’s Puritan Spirituality
This isn’t an outline of the whole book, but of what I found most helpful. The book is vintage Beeke. While not a collection of independent essays, most of them can be read independently, although the essays on the Erskines … Continue reading