Reformed for the not necessarily Reformed

I've been giving serious thought to adding a Reformed base to my current Portfolio library. It's certainly not an absolutely necessary but I think there's enough substance. I'm looking mostly at Platinum.

Beyond the historical Reformation works and theological texts, is there some solid exegetical works in the package to pull the trigger for it? I have Ridderbos.

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mab

There seems to be enough commentaries to make this viable if nothing else. I'm going to review it once more to see if everything else is useful enough.

abondservant

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/614266#Comment_614266

Charles Spurgeon exhorted his students, “Gentlemen, if you want something full of marrow and fatness, cheering to your own hearts by way of comment, and likely to help you in giving to your hearers rich expositions, buy Dr. Hawker’s Poor Man’s Commentary . . . he sees Jesus, and that is a sacred gift which is most precious.”

High praise I think. This title is in Platinum.

Not to mention: Calvin, Hodge, westminster, and the Holman commentaries.

mab

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/614269#Comment_614269

This is a large pill to swallow, but I went to Diamond and am adding Lutheran Gold. The latter has two commentary sets that alone justified the purchase.

Definitely worthwhile even if some resources aren't of interest.

abondservant

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/614325#Comment_614325

Reformed Diamond is definitely on my radar, as is Anglican Silver (or whichever one has N.T. Wrights commentary series)