Protestant Reformers B

Protestant Reformers B includes information regarding the works of Theodore Beza, Martin Bucer, and Heinrich Bullinger. Beginning with Martin Bucer in the early 1500's, who wrote a review of the Book of Common Prayer in England, and continuing into the mid and late 1500's with Beza, and Bullinger, these works span almost 100 years. From France, Beza's works include sermons from the first chapters of the Song of Solomon, as well as expositions from the Psalms and the New Testament. Bullinger's works consist of sermons on the book of Revelation, the sacraments, and other topics, as well as works of his translated from German in the mid 1800's.

Beza, Theodore (1519-1605)

1 A Tragedy of Abrahams Sacrifice, Translated from the French by Arthur Golding (1906)

2 Icons - Contemporary Portraits of Reformers of Religion and Letters. (1906)

3 Job Expounded by Theodore Beza, Partly in Manner of a Commentary, Partly in Manner of a Paraphrase, Translated from the Latin (1589)

4 Master Beza's Sermons upon the Three first chapters of the Song of Solomon, wherein are Handled the Chief Points of Religion Controversed and Debated Between us and the Adversary at this Day, Especially Touching the True Jesus Christ and the True Church, and the Certain and Infallible Marks both of the One and of the Other. (1587)

5 The New Testament with Brief Expositions upon the Hard Places. (1599)

6 The Psalms of David, Truly Opened and Explained by Paraphrase, According to the Right Sense of Every Psalm (1590)

7 Theodore Beza the Counselor of the French Reformation 1519 – 1605. (1899)

Bucer Martin (1491-1551)

1 A Review of the Book of Common Prayer. (1853)

2 Martin Bucer in England. (1906)

Bullinger Heinrich (1504-1575)