Reformed Confessions of the 16th & 17th Centuries in English Translation
This four volume set was just finished up as the 4th volume was recently released. What an awesome resource this would be to have in Logos.
Take a look at the 4 volume set here: http://ow.ly/vn5xT
Volume 1 (1523-1552): http://ow.ly/vn5Ba
1. The Sixty-Seven Articles of Huldrych Zwingli (1523)
2. Zwingli’s Short Christian Instruction (1523)
3. The Ten Theses of Bern (1528)
4. Confession of the East Friesland Preachers (1528)
5. William Farel’s Summary (1529)
6. Zwingli, Fidei ratio (1530)
7. The Tetrapolitan Confession(1530)
8. Waldensian Confession (1530)
9. Zwingli, Fidei Expositio (1531)
10. The Bern Synod (1532)
11. Waldensian Synod of Chanforan (1532)
12. The Waldensian Confession of Angrogna (1532)
13. The First Confession of Basel (1534)
14. The Bohemian Confession (1535)
15. The Lausanne Articles (1536)
16. The First Helvetic Confession (1536)
17. Calvin’s Catechism (1537)
18. Geneva Confession (1536/37)
19. Calvin’s Catechism (1538)
20. Waldensian Confession of Mérindol (1541)
21. Waldensian Confession of Provence (1543)
22.The Waldensian Confession of Mérindol (1543)
23. The Walloon Confession of Wesel(1544/45)
24. Calvin’s Catechism (1545)
25. Juan Diaz’s Sum of the Christian Religion (1546)
26. Valdés’s Catechism (1549)
27. Consensus Tigurinus (1549)
28. Anglican Catechism (1549)
29. London Confession of John à Lasco (1551)
30. Large Emden Catechism of the Strangers’ Church, London (1551)
31. Vallérandus Poullain: Confession of the Glastonbury Congregation (1551)
32. Rhaetian Confession (1552)
33. Consensus Genevensis: Calvin on Eternal Predestination (1552)
Volume 2 (1552-1566): http://ow.ly/vn5Dy
34. The Forty-Two Articles of the Church of England (1552/53)
35. Anglican Catechism (1553)
36. Emden Examination of Faith (1553)
37. The Frankfort Confession (1554)
38. The Emden Catechism (1554)
39. The Confession of Piotrków (1555)
40. Confession of the English Congregation at Geneva (1556)
41. Waldensian Confession of Turin (1556)
42. Confession of the Italian Church of Geneva (1558)
43. Guanabara Confession (1558)
44. Geneva Students’ Confession (1559)
45. Confession of Marosvásárhley/Vásárhelyi (1559)
46. The French Confession (1559)
47. Confession of Piñczow (1559)
48. Lattanzio Ragnoni’s Formulario (1559)
49. The Confession of Faith in the Geneva Bible (1560)
50. The Scottish Confession (1560)
51. The Waldensian Confession (1560)
52. The Prussian-Vilnian Discussion (1560)
53. Theodore Beza’s Confession (1560)
54. The Confession of the Spanish Congregation of London (1560/61)
55. Waldensian Confession (1561)
56. Theodore Beza’s Confession at Poissy(1561)
57. The Belgic Confession (1561)
58. The Hungarian Confessio Catholica (1562)
59. The Confession of Tarcal (1562) and Torda (1563)
60. The Thirty-nine Articles (1562/63)
61. The Heidelberg Catechism (1563)
62. The Synod of Enyedi (1564)
63. The Second Helvetic Confession (1566)
64. The Antwerp Confession (1566)
65. The Netherlands Confession (1566)
66. The Synod of Gönc (1566)
67. Synod of Torda (1566)
68. The Synods of Gyulafehérvár and of Marosvásárhely (1566)
Volume 3 (1567-1599): http://ow.ly/vn5GH
69. Documents of the Debrecen Synod (1567)
70. The Synod at Szikszo (1568)
71. Confession of the Synod of Cassov (1568)
72. Confession of Varadiensis/Nagyvßrad (1569)
73. Sandomierz Consensus (1570)
74. The Confession of the Synod of Csenger (1570)
75. The Confession of La Rochelle (1571)
76. The Bohemian Confession (1573)
77. The Synod of Cracow (1573)
78. The Bohemian Confession (1575/1609)
79. The Synod of Hercegszoloski (1576)
80. The Confession of Frederick III (1577)
81. The Nassau (Dillenburger Synod) Confession (1578)
82. The Synod of Piotrkow (1578)
83. Craig’s Catechism (1581)
84. The King’s Confession (1581)
85. The Synod of Wlodislaw (1583)
86. General Synod of Herborn (1586)
87. The Synod of Thorn (1595)
88. The Bremen Consensus (1595)
89. The Lambeth Articles (1595)
90. The Second Confession of the London-Amsterdam Church (1596)
91. The Stafforts Book (1599)
Volume 4 (1600-1693): http://ow.ly/vn5J4
92. The Points of Difference (1603)
93. Waldensian Confession (1603)
94. Confession of the Synod of Cassel (1607)
95. Hessian Catechism (1607)
96. Confession of the Heidelberg Theologians (1607)
97. The Remonstrance (1610)
98. The Counter Remonstrance (1611)
99. The Bentheim Confession (1613)
100. Confession of the Evangelical Church of Germany (1614)
101. The Confession of John Sigismund (1614)
102. The Irish Articles (1615)
103. Scottish Confession (1616)
104. Seven Articles of the Church of Leiden (1617)
105. The Canons of Dort (1618–1619)
106. The Confession of Cyril Lukaris (1629)
107. Leipzig Colloquy (1631)
108. The London Baptist Confession (1644)
109. Brief Confession of the Westminster Assembly (1645)
110. The Colloquy of Thorn (1645)
111. The Westminster Confession of Faith (1646)
112. The London Confession (1646)
113. Benjamin Cox’s Baptist Appendix (1646)
114. Westminster Larger Catechism (1647)
115. Westminster Shorter Catechism (1647)
116. The Cambridge Platform (1648)
117. The Geneva Theses (1649)
118. The Principles of Faith (1652)
119. A New Confession of Faith (1654)
120. The Midlands Confession (1655)
121. Waldensian Confession (1655)
122. The Somerset Confession (1656)
123. The Savoy Declaration (1658)
124. Waldensian Confession (1662)
125. The Formula Consensus Helvetica (1675)
126. The London Baptist Confession (1677)
127. The Baptist Catechism (1693)
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I would love to see those up for bid on community pricing! Currently, it would seem Logos is somewhat lacking in Reformed confession resources (though not referring to confession commentaries or history), by way of comparison to what is available. The Schaff three volume Creeds set is broader (including RC creeds, Lutheran, etc.) in scope and not intended to be exhaustive collection of creeds/confessions, and their is a focus on history. The Westminster Confession, larger, and shorter Confessions available in Logos while nicely supplemented with Scripture proofs, are bare bones without supplemental history or exposition (great way to make more money).The "Three Forms of Unity" are oddly also missing in Logos (except perhaps in an issue of Tabletalk). Meanwhile The Reformed Church in the United States has an official nicely formatted and visually appealing version of The Three Forms of Unity on Amazon on kindle for .99 cents. I've also searched for volumes like "Confessions and Catechism of the Reformation" edited by Mark Noll for Logos to no avail. Looking at the list above, I had no previous knowledge of the existence of most of those Confessions/Catechisms, and I think it is helpful if not important for people to at least have a general awareness of these things.
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Mr. Youngblood, I agree! However, I doubt that they could put this work on community pricing as it is. Many of the resources listed above were freshly translated or translated for the first time, so I imagine they are under a brand new copyright. Logos might could attempt something similar on their own from the existing English translations that are in the public domain. I'd be happy with either these exact books on Pre-pub or a similar type of work on CP.
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Bentley Crawford said:
What an awesome resource this would be to have in Logos.
I agree 100%. Gets my [Y]!
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I agree, Pre-Pub will most likely be the more feasible route to take and even then it would be well worth it to see these amazing confessions in Logos format. All properly indexed with all other resources would make for one wonderful time of serious study.
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Awesome but is it worth the asking price?
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Evan,
I own the full set in hardback and I can most emphatically assert that is worth its weight in gold. Moreover, having this resource in Logos format, properly indexed, would be a work of magnificent proportions.
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Orrrrr Vyrso. While I don't know for certain, it seems to me that there wouldn't be much linking in these sorts of titles....
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There is a massive amount of scripture. They are creeds and confessions after all.
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Scripture is automatically picked up though isn't it? Unless they use mention chapter and verse, and then just verse until they reach a new chapter it should work fine IIRC.
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