New Translation of John Calvins Classic Work Explores What It Means to Live the Christian Life
For centuries, Christians have read John Calvins On the Christian Life to answer a fundamental question: What does it mean to live faithfully as a Christian? This fresh translation of what is often referred to as Calvins Golden Booklet features an all-new introduction, robust citations, and explanatory footnotesintroducing a new generation of readers to a classic work of Christian spirituality.
In the booka portion of the Reformers magnum opus, Institutes of the Christian ReligionCalvin suggests that a deep understanding of theology is worthless if the gospel has yet to penetrate into the most intimate affection of the heart. Touching on essential themes like self-denial, submission to God, bearing ones cross, enduring suffering for the sake of righteousness, and meditating on the life to come, this accessible work will help believers reflect on their lives as Christians and lean on the grace of Jesus in everyday life.
A Brand-New Translation: Translated from the original Latin edition by Calvin scholar Raymond A. Blacketermaking this classic work more accessible to modern readers than ever before A Fresh Introduction: Includes an all-new introduction by editor Anthony N. S. Lane, professor of historical doctrine at the London School of Theology Helpful Resources: Includes robust source citations and explanatory footnotes to help pastors, students, scholars, and everyday Christians better understand Calvins words and context Explores the Christian Life: Addresses themes including self-denial, taking up ones cross, submitting to God, and suffering for the sake of righteousness
