Reformed & Other Theological Works on Google Books

Note: Most of these works are from the continent, with a few exceptions. I have focused on these works because others have done a good job cataloguing and making available Puritan literature on the web. All works are in English unless otherwise noted.

Some of the works are on Gallica, the online library of the French national library. For the Gallica documents, select “télécharger,” then press “OK” on the next page, and then right click on “en cliquant ici.” Save the document.

An “*” indicates that it is new on this bibliography.

Alting, Henry. Methodus Theologiae Didacticae. Latin. A short summary of theology by the German-born, Groningen professor.

*Alting, Jacob. Schilo, seu Vaticinio Patriarchiae Jacobi in Gen. 49:10. Latin. A lengthy discussion of the prophecy of Jacob in 49:10 concerning Shiloh.

Ames, William. Aenhangsel van de Haegsche conferentie. Dutch. Ames refutes the Remonstrant articles that they set forth in their conference at the Hague. The Latin edition is also available.

________. Bellarminus Enervatus. Latin. Ames’ comprehensive response to Robert Bellarmine’s attack on Protestantism.

________. Theologiae Medulla. Latin. This is only the first part of Ames’ Marrow of Theology.

________. Vijf boeken van de conscientie. Dutch. Ames’ book on ethics. It is also available in English and Latin on EEBO.

*Amyraut, Moïse. Paraphrase sur l’Épistre de S. Paul aux Corinthiens. French. Amyraut or Amyraldus (from whence Amyraldianism is derived) was the controversial Reformed teacher at Saumur in France. He was also very much appreciated for his exegetical labors. In both this work and the next entry, Amyraut has the Scripture verse in the margin with his amplification of the verse as the main text. The amplification serves as an interpretation.

________. Paraphrase sur l’Épistre de S. Paul aux Romains. French.

________. Paraphrase sur l’Évangile de Nostre Seigneur Jésus Christ Sélon Saint Jean. French.

*________. Quatres Sermons sur Heb. 6:4-6.

Allinga, Petrus. Vis Veritati Illata Repulsa seu Excertationes Pacificae. Allinga was an ardent proponent of Cartesianism and Cocceian theology. This is his discussion of the controversies on the covenant that raged in the Netherlands from 1650-1750.

Aretius, Benedict. Commentarii in Evangelium secundum Johannem. Latin. A 16^th century Reformed theologian’s commentary on the Gospel according to John.

Ball, John. A Treatise of the Covenant of Grace. This was published around the time of the Westminster Assembly in London.

Bastingius, Jeremias. Verclaringe op den Catechisme der Christlicker Religie. Dutch. This was the first major work on the Heidelberg Catechism in Holland. It was translated into English, and that work is available on EEBO.

Bèze, Théodore. Sermons sur l’histoire de la resurrection de Notre-Seigneur Jesus-Christ. French.

________. De Praedestinationis Doctrina et Vero Usu Tractatio Absolutissima. Latin. Edited by Raphael Eglinus. This is taken from Beza’s discussion of Romans 9. He also has added excerpts from Luther’s Bondage of the Will.

________. Traicté des vrayes, essencielles et visibles marques de la vraye église catholique. French.

Bochart, Samuel. Trois sermons préliminaries. French. Bochart was a famous French Reformed theologian in the 1^st half of the 17^th century. He is probably most famous for his work on the animals of the Bible. This is a book of three sermons that he preached preliminary to a sermon series on Genesis.

Boston, Thomas. Human Nature in Its Fourfold State. The classic summary of theology from the great Scottish preacher.

________. The Whole Works. Vol. 2. Vol. 3. Vol. 4. Vol. 5. Vol. 6. Vol. 7. Vol. 8. Vol. 9. Vol. 10. Vol. 11. Vol. 1 contains various sermons and “Crook in the Lot.” Vol. 2 has Boston’s discussion of the Ten Commandments. Vol. 4 contains sermons on various subjects. Vol. 5 has “Distinguishing Characteristics of Believers” and various other sermons. Vol. 6 has miscellaneous questions and tracts. Vol. 7 contains a short explanation of the Assembly’s Shorter Catechism, “Marrow of Modern Divinity,” and “Everlasting Espousals.” Vol. 8 has “Human Nature in Its Fourfold State.” Vol. 9 contains sermons on various subjects. Vol. 10 has a discussion on the attributes of Christ and “The Christian Life Delineated.” Vol. 11 contains a work on the covenant of works and one on fasting.

à Brakel, Wilhelmus. Redelijke Godsdienst. Dutch. This is Brakel’s famous practical system written primarily laymen. It includes his commentary on Revelation. This has been recently translated into English by Reformation Heritage Books.

Brooks, Thomas. Complete Works. Vol. 2. Vol. 3. Vol. 4. The 1^st volume contains Brooks’ classic, “Precious Remedies Against Satan’s Devices,” a book on suffering, advice to young men and women, and a short work on heaven, as well as an introduction to his life. Vol. 2 contains works on heaven and exhortations to salvation. Vol. 3 has two works, one on the riches of Christ and another containing various truths called “A Cabinet of Jewels.” Vol. 4 contains a book on holiness called “The Crown and Glory of Christianity.”

Bullinger, Heinrich. Confessio et Expositio Simplex Orthodoxae Fidei.

________. The Decades. Vol. 2. Vol. 3. Vol. 4. The sermons of the great Zurich reformer, setting forth the basic doctrines of the Protestant faith. There are five “decades” of sermons. The first two are in the first volume, the third in the second, and so on.

________. Deux Sermons de la Fin du Siecle. French.

Burgess, Anthony. The True Doctrine of Justification.

Burman, Franz. Synopsis Theologiae. Vol. 2. Latin. Burman was the greatest student of Johannes Coccejus and a firm supporter of his system. He also appreciated and interacted with the philosophy of Descartes. He wrote this work organized around the doctrine of the covenant. Vol. 1 is now available on Google Books.

Chalmers, Thomas. On Natural Theology.

*________. Sermons and Discourses. Vol. 2.

*________. Works. A one volume edition.

*________. Works. Vol. 2. Vol. 3. Vol. 4. Vol. 5. Vol. 6. Vol. 7. Vol. 5 is on philosophy and its relation to Christianity. Vol. 6 is a discussion of the application of Christianity to the ordinary affairs of life. Vol. 7 discusses the relation of Christianity to astronomy and other sciences. The 1^st volume is available in several editions with different works in each.

Charnock, Stephen. Discourses Upon the Existence and Attributes of God.

*Claude, Jean. A Defence of the Reformation. According to Bayle, one of the best works on the subject. See also the original French.

________. An Essay on the Composition of the Sermon. This is basically Vol. 1 of his works (see next). He discusses in great detail all the matters involved in composing a sermon. Several editions of this work are available on Google books.

________. Les Oeuvres Posthumes. Vol. 2. Vol. 3. Vol. 4. Vol. 5. Mostly French, some Latin. Jean Claude was one of the most famous French Reformed theologians of the latter half of the 17^th century. Vol. 1 is a book on preaching. Vol. 2-3 are a lengthy book on all aspects of the doctrine of Christ. Vol. 4 contains treatises on various subjections including justification, the fall of Adam, and others. Vol. 5 contains a collection of his correspondence.

*________. Réponse au Livre de Mr. Arnauld Entitulé la Perpétuité de l’Église Catholique Touchant l’Eucharistie. Vol. 2. Vol. 3. French. This is Claude’s powerful refutation of the Roman Catholic view of the Eucharist. It met with great success, convincing many of the Reformed position and helping confirm the faith of the Reformed Church.

Cotton, John. A Brief Exposition of the Whole Book of Canticles, or Song of Solomon.

*Daillé, Jean. Adversus Latinorum de Cultus Religiosi Objecto Traditionem. Latin. Here he shows the worship of religious objects was unknown in the early Church. This includes other essays as well.

________. An Exposition of Philippians. Excellent sermons, well worth the read by this learned Huguenot theologian. See also the original French version, Part 1 and Part 2.

________. Sermon de la Foy de Saint Pierre sur Lc. 22:31-32.

________. Sermon sur 1 Cor. 12:13. French.

*________. Sermons sur le Catechisme des Églises Reformées. French. This is only the 1^st volume.

________. A Treatise Concerning the Right Use of the Church Fathers. See also the original French.

Daneau, Lambert. Deux Traités. French. The first is on witchcraft. The second is on playing cards. They were both translated into English and are available, along with quite a few other of Daneau’s works, on EEBO. The Latin edition of the book on witchcraft is also available.

Davenant, John. Expositio Epistolae D. Pauli ad Colossenses. Latin. The English is widely available and in print, but here is the original Latin version.

________. A Treatise on Justification. Vol. 2. John Davenant, bishop of Salisbury, famous for his commentary on Colossians, also wrote a massive defense of the Reformed doctrine of justification.

Dick, John. Lectures on Theology. Vol. 2.

Drelincourt, Charles. The Christian’s Defence against the Fears of Death. Drelincourt was a French Reformed pastor and wrote mostly on practical theology.

*________. Compendio di Controversie. Italian. Drelincourt wrote a popular compendium of controversies in order to help the French Reformed people to deal with their Roman Catholic adversaries. This is a translation of at least a part of it.

________. Des Sacrifices de l’Ancienne et de la Nouvelle Alliance. French.

*________. Sermon sur Rom. 10:15. French.

*________. Tu es Pierre ou Sermon sur Mt. 16:18-19. French.

Du Bosc, Pierre. Protestantism. Du Bosc was an eminent French preacher who was eventually exiled by the revocation of the Edict of Nantes. This work contains a biographical sketch and a few sermons on the 1^st chapter of Ephesians.

Du Moulin, Pierre. Anatomy of the Mass. Du Moulin’s refutation of the whole practice of the mass. See also the original French.

________. Bouclier de la Foi. French. This is Pierre Du Moulin’s famous defense of the French Reformed Confession. It was translated into English, and that translation is available on EEBO. Though written in the 17^th century, it was republished in the 19^th century in Paris. This is the edition available here.

*________. Du Juge des Controverses. French. A treatise in which Du Moulin defends the authority and perfection of Scripture.

________. La Philosophie française. Vol. 2. French. Du Moulin’s works on philosophy. The 1^st volume deals with logic. The 2^nd deals with moral philosophy.

Du Plessis Mornay, Philippe de. Avertissement aux Juifs sur la Venue du Messie. French. A book by the famous Huguenot on coming of the Messiah addressed to the Jews.

Du Plessis Mornay, Philippe, and others. Recueil des Derinières Heures. French.

Durham, James. The Law Unsealed, or a Practical Exposition of the Ten Commandments.

Farel, Guillaume. Du Vrai Usage de le Croix de Jesus-Christ. French. Calvin’s associate set out the true use of the cross over against the errors of Rome.

Gaches, Raymond. Various Sermons. French. A French Reformed preacher. There are eight sermons available.

Gaussen, Stephen. Disserationes Theologicae. Latin. Gaussen was a professor at Saumur. He wrote these dissertations on the study of theology in the 17^th century, and this work is a reprint from the 18^th century with a preface by J.J. Rambach.

Gill, John. A Complete Body of Practical and Doctrinal Divinity. Abridged.

Goodwin, Thomas. Moses and Aaron: Civil and Ecclesiastical Rites. An overview of the civil and ecclesiastical laws of the Old Testament.

________. Works. Vol. 2. Vol. 3. Vol. 4. Vol. 5. Vol. 6. Vol. 7. Vol. 8. Vol. 9. Vol. 10. Vol. 11. Vol. 12. Vol. 2 contains an exposition of various passages of Ephesians and the first few passages of James. Vol. 3 has an exposition of Revelation and discussions and a couple other works. Vol. 4 has various works on receiving Christ and the Gospel. Vol. 5 contains several works on the glory of Christ and His sacrifice. Vol. 6 is on the work of the Holy Spirit in our salvation. Vol. 7 contains various smaller works. Vol. 8 is on the object and acts of justifying faith. Vol. 9 has one discourse on election and one on thankfulness. Vol. 10 contains a work on the guilt of unregenerate man in sin and punishment. Vol. 11 is a work on the government and constitution of the Church from a Congregationalist perspective. Vol. 12 contains sermons and notes of sermons.

Heidegger, Johannes Heinrich. Dissertationum Selectarum. Latin. Heidegger was one of the most prominent Reformed theologians of the second half of the 17^th century. He taught in Zurich and was a primary author of the Formula Consensus Helvetica. Heppe used his dogmatics works more than any other in assembling his Reformed Dogmatics. This is a lengthy book that contains discussions of most of the soteriological topics including the covenant of works, covenant of grace, justification, and the legal covenant.

________. Exercitationum Biblicarum. Latin. Heidegger was also a scholar in Biblical studies and authored a prolegomena to the whole Bible. This works contains several Biblical dissertations. The first is a commentary on the book of Joshua. The second section is a commentary on St. Matthew up to chapter 22. The third section is an exegetical commentary on Romans. The fourth is a commentary on 1 Corinthians and 2 Corinthians up to chapter 11. Finally, there is a brief commentary on Hebrews.

Hellenbroek, Abraham. Korte en Eenvoudige Catechesatie. Part 2. A short summary of the Reformed doctrine in the form of a catechism. It is available in English through Reformation Heritage Books.

Hodge, A. Alexander. Outlines of Theology.

________. Popular Lectures on Theology.

*Hoornbeek, Johannes. Summa Controversarium. Latin. Hoornbeek was a close associate of Voetius. This book contains a discussion of the history of the controversies of the Reformed Church with various groups in the 17^th century. It concludes each section with a list of the controversies with each individual group.

Hottinger, Johannes Heinrich. Compendium Theologiae Judaicae Methodo Scholastica. Latin. Hottinger was a 17^th century Zürich theologian. This a summary of the theology, rules, and liturgy of the Jews by this famous Reformed theologian.

________. Enneas Dissertationum Philologico-Theologicarum. Latin. This work has several articles on the sacraments and some other Biblical topics.

Howe, John. Works. Vol. 2. Vol. 1 contains discussion on the doctrine of God and on the life of the author.

Junius, Franciscus. Opuscula Selecta. Latin. Junius was one of the great early Dutch Reformed theologians. This collection of his works was edited by Abraham Kuyper. It includes two sets of his theological theses, a discussion of theological method, and a few other items.

Jurieu, Pierre. The Accomplishment of Scripture Prophecies. Jurieu was a French Reformed theologian at the time of the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes. This book discusses prophecy in relation to the Papacy and other events. See the original French here.

*________. Éxamen d’un Libelle Contre la Religion, l’État, et la Revolution d’Angleterre. French.

*________. Examen de l’Eucharistie. French. Jurieu examines the Roman Catholic doctrine of the Eucharist.

*________. Éxamen du Livre da la Reünion du Christianisme. French. This is a book on the subject of tolerance.

________. Le Vray Système de l’Église. French. This is a refutation of the Roman Catholic view of the visibility of the Church, its infallibility, and the judge of controversies.

________. Pensées Divers sur la Mort. French.

________. Préservatif contre le Changement de Religion. French. In this book, he seeks to explain the importance of the difference between Rome and Protestantism. It is written in response to Bossuet’s Exposition (see below).

Kuyper, Abraham. The Work of the Holy Spirit.

*Lampe, Friedrich Adolphe. Compendium Theologiae Naturalis. Latin.

________. Delineatio Theologiae Activae. Latin. This is a discussion of practical theology by one of the great promoters of piety in the Reformed Church in the 18^th century.

________. Exercitationum Sacrarum Dodekas. Latin. A massive discussion (over 500 pages!) of the Psalm 45.

________. Inleyding tot de Verborgentheid van het Genade-Verbondt. Dutch. A brief introduction to Christian doctrine.

________. Meditationum Exegeticarum. Latin. This contains various discussions by Lampe including some comments on Revelation and Ecclesiastes.

Lusk, William. Discourses on the Covenant of Works, the Fall of Man, and Original Sin. Lusk was a 19^th century Presbyterian minister. He claims that his views are in line with Marckius, De Moor, and Witsius.

Maccovius, Joannis. Opuscula Philosophica Omnia. Latin. Maccovius was a Polish theologian who taught in the Netherlands in the 1^st half of the 17^th century at Franeker. This work covers the whole field of philosophical topics.

à Marck, Johannes. Christianae Theologiae Medulla. Latin. This is a wonderful system of theology, based on Marck’s larger system. It was used all throughout into the 18^th century in Holland, Britain, and America. This edition is the latest one, and it was published in 1824 in Philadelphia. From the few systematic works that I have examined, this seems to me to be the best all-around system in terms of its clarity, completeness, and middle-of-the-road Reformed orthodoxy.

Maresius, Samuel. Apologia Novissima pro S. Augustino, Jansenio, et Jansenitis contra Pontificem et Jesuitas. Latin. Maresius defended Saint Augustine and the Jansenists against the attacks made upon them by Innocent XII on the matter of grace and predestination. Maresius grew up in the French Reformed Church but later moved to Holland and was a leading theologian and teacher in the Netherlands at Groningen.

The Marrow of Modern Divinity. One edition of this famous work.

Mestrezat, Jean. Éxposition du Huitième Chapitre de l’Épitre de S. Paul aux Romains. Vol. 2. French. Mestrezat taught in Geneva around the same time as Francis Turretin.

Morus, Alexandre. Causa Dei, seu De Scriptura Sacra. Latin. Morus was a somewhat controversial professor in Geneva in the middle of the 17^th century.

Müller, E.F. Karl. Die Bekenntnisschriften der reformierten Kirche. Various languages. This is a collection of various Reformed creeds and catechisms. It includes a Latin edition of the Westminster Standards.

*Owen, John. An Exposition of the Epistle to the Hebrews. Vol. 2. Vol. 3. Vol. 4. Though this is available in other formats, this seems to me to be a particularly good one.

Pareus, David. Chronologia Sacra. Latin. Pareus was a German Reformed theologian and student of Ursinus.

Pictet, Benedict. Brevis Syllabus Controversarium. Latin. A very helpful summary of controversies in the late 17^th and the beginning of the 18^th century that the Reformed Church faced, written by Turretin’s cousin and successor in Geneva.

________. Christian Theology. A very helpful, short, and easy-to-read system of Reformed theology. The original Latin is also available.

________. La Morale Chrétienne. Vol. 2. Vol. 3. Vol. 4. Vol. 5. French. This is a discussion of the whole of Christian ethics. Vol. 5 is a discussion primarily of the second table of law and matters relating to justice between man and man.

________. Prières pour Tous les Jours de la Semaine. French.

________. Traité Contre L’indifference des Religions. French. He opposed the indifference that began to be common in the beginning of the Enlightenment era.

Piscator, Johannes. Analysis Logica Epistolae Pauli ad Romanos. Latin. Piscator was a famous exegete and a successor of sorts to Olevianus at the German Reformed school at Herborn. He is perhaps most well-known now for his denial of the imputation of the active obedience of Christ, though in his lifetime, he was appreciated mostly for his exegetical and translation work. This is his commentary on Romans. He commented on the entire Bible.

________. Analysis Logica Evangelii Secundum Johannem. Latin.

Polhill, Edward. A View of Some Divine Truths. A Puritan theologian. He gives an overview of the major doctrines of Protestantism.

Poole, Matthew. The Nullity of the Romish Faith. The great commentator refutes the faith of Rome and then proves the Protestant faith.

Ridgley, Thomas. A Body of Divinity. Vol. 2. Vol. 3. Vol. 4. A complete systematic theology set forth as a commentary on the Westminster Larger Catechism. While it provides a complete and helpful systematic theology, it does not always provide information on the meaning of the words of the Catechism.

Rollock, Robert. Select Works. Vol. 2. Rollock was a 16^th century Scottish theologian who was one of the first to use the terminology of the covenant of works.

Saurin, James. Sermons of the Rev. James Saurin. Vol. 2. He was a French Reformed preacher who fled to the Netherlands. Many of his sermons were translated into English and published in these two volumes.

Scott, Thomas. The Articles of the Synod of Dort.

Smyth, Thomas. Complete Works of Rev. Thomas Smyth. Vol. 2. Vol. 3. Vol. 4. Vol. 5. Vol. 6. Vol. 7. Vol. 8. Vol. 9. Vol. 10. Vol. 1 is a refutation of the idea of the apostolic succession of diocesan bishops. Vol. 2 contains a defense of the apostolicity of Presbyterian government. Vol. 4 is a discussion of the offices of the Church. Vol. 5 contains a manual for members of his church and a large variety of other articles and addresses. Vol. 6 contains articles on a wide variety of topics. Vol. 7 contains articles on missions and other miscellaneous articles. Vol. 8 contains a large book on the unity of the human race and two other books entitled “The Well in the Valley” and “Why Do I Live?” Vol. 9 treats the subject of the use of reason in Christian theology. Vol. 10 contains articles on various subjects including quite a few on baptism.

Spanheim, Friedrich. Recueil de Sermons pour la Consolation de l’Église. French. Spanheim was one of the great theologians of the17^th century. He taught in Geneva and the Netherlands.

Stapfer, Johann Friedrich. Institutiones Theologiae Polemicae. Vol. 2. Vol. 3. Vol. 4. Vol. 5. Latin. Stapfer was a conservative Reformed theologian in the 18^th century who not only battled against Rome, the Socinians, and the Remonstrants but also explains methods for polemical theology in relation to Deists, naturalists, and many other Enlightenment varieties of theology. Vol. 1 gives an overview of elenctic theology and theology in general. Vol. 2 treats atheism, deism, naturalism, polytheism, and Epicureanism. Vol. 3 covers Judaism, Islam, Socinianism, and indifferentism. Vol. 4 deals with Papism, Pelagianism, and Anabaptists. Vol. 5 considers the Greek Church and the differences between the Reformed and the Lutherans.

Superville, Daniel de. Sermons. English. De Superville was a French Reformed preacher in the latter half of the 17^th century.

Traill, Robert. Works. Vol. 2. Vol. 3. Vol. 4. Vol. 1 contains an account of his life and various sermons. Vol. 3 contains 22 sermons on holding fast to the faith.

Turretin, Francis. Disputationum Miscellenearum Decas. Latin. This is the 4^th volume that was printed along with Turretin’s Institutio. It contains disputations on the secession from the Roman Church, James 2, the atonement, and others. Some of these have been translated into English and printed in other formats.

_______. Institutio Theologiae Elencticae. Vol. 2. Vol. 3. Latin. Turretin’s Institutio and ten other disputations were published in Scotland in the 19^th century.

*Turretin, Jean-Alphonse. Sermon sur le Jubilé de la Réformation de Zürich. French. The son of Turretin’s sermon on the day of the celebration of Zurich’s reformation.

Ussher, James. A Body of Divinity: The Sum and Substance of the Christian Religion. The systematic theology of James Ussher, the famous archbishop of Armaugh in Ireland, author of the Irish Articles, and a delegate to Westminster.

________. Eighteen Sermons Preached at Oxford.

________. The Whole Works. Vol. 2. Vol. 3. Vol. 4. Vol. 5. Latin. Vol. 6. Vol. 7. Vol. 8. Latin. Vol. 9. Latin. Vol. 10. Latin. Vol. 11. Vol. 12. Vol. 13. Vol. 14. Vol. 15. Vol. 16. Latin & English. Vol. 1 contains on account of the life and works of Bishop Ussher. Vol. 2 is a response to a Jesuit attack on the Protestant faith. Vol. 5 is a history of Britain. Vol. 8 contains the history of the world/Old Testament. Vol. 9 continues the same. Vol. 10 continues the same. Vol. 11 continues the same and has articles on doctrine and civil government.

Vanderkemp, Johannes. Sermons on the Heidelberg Catechism. Vol. 2. These sermons have been printed more often than any other individual work on the Heidelberg Catechism. Vanderkemp is a good representative of the 17^th century Dutch Reformed theology. He also provides lengthy sections of application, which are very helpful in knowing how to apply the Heidelberg Catechism in particular and Reformed theology in general.

Viret, Pierre. Traittez divers pour l’instruction des fidèles. French. A contemporary of Calvin on the doctrines of the faith.

Vitringa, Campegius. Commentarius ad Canticum Mosis. Latin. The following works are listed as belonging to Campegius Vitringa. I am not sure whether they belong to the father or the son by that name. The second part of this book is a commentary on the 1^st four chapters of Zechariah by Herman Venema.

________. Hypotyposis Historiae et Chronologicae Sacrae accedit Typus Doctrinae Propheticae. Latin. This is an overview of the history of the Bible and a discussion of the teaching of the prophets as a whole.

________. Observationum sacrarum libri sex. Another volume. Latin. Discussions on various Biblical topics. I believe that there are four volumes in this work and that at least the 1^st and 4^th volumes are available.

________. The Synagogue and the Church. Condensed from the original Latin.

Voetius, Gisbertus. Catechesatie over den Heidelbergschen Catechismus. Dutch. Voetius is perhaps the greatest of the 17^th century scholastic Reformed theologians. He was also deeply concerned about piety and regularly preached in the Church and taught the orphans. This work is an instruction on the Heidelberg Catechism in question and answer format. I believe there is some dispute over whether Voetius is actually the author, but I haven’t examined this question.

________. Selectarum Disputationum Fasiculus. Latin. Abraham Kuyper took this selection of Voetius’ disputations out of Voetius’ 5 volumes of disputations. This is an excellent selection that puts together some of the most important of Voetius’ disputations in a modern font that is much more readable than the copies available at Gallica.

________. Selectarum Disputationum Theologicarum. Vol. 2. Vol. 3. Vol. 4. Latin. This is the whole work, except for Vol. 5.

________. Tractatus Selecti de Politica Ecclesiastica. Vol. 2. Latin. These are selections from Voetius’ discussions/disputations over Church polity. Volume 1 deals with the nature and authority of the Church and the sacraments. Volume 2 deals with the acts o