Johann Heinrich Heidegger's Introduction to the NT (Gospels)

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Down through the ages, the Church's very best pastors, scholars, and theologians have endeavored to set the events of Christ's life in chronological order.

In this post, Heidegger gives us the best of the best...

 

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Heidegger's Introduction to the Harmony of the Gospels is now available in its entirety! free and online!

 

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In this post...

Heidegger whets our appetite for what's coming in his introduction to the Acts of the Apostles!

 

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The title assigned to the Acts of the Apostles is ancient, and without much in the way of controversy.

 

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Acts is about the doctrine and ministry of the Apostles as a group.

But, in this post, Heidegger points out that there is an abiding focus upon Peter and Paul...

 

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In this post (especially in the comments), we have Heidegger on Luke the Evangelist and Physician, as author of Luke-Acts.

 

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Did Luke write Acts at the behest of Paul?

In this post, Heidegger investigates...

 

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The flourishing and spread of the Gospel!

The great theme of the Book of Acts...

What a joy to the Christian heart!

 

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In this post, Heidegger argues that Acts covers a span of about twenty-eight years.

Behold, the rapid spread of the Gospel! exhilarating to every Christian heart!

 

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I am currently translating Heidegger's detailed outline of the Book of Acts. I should have it done shortly...

 

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It's finally here! Heidegger's detailed outline of the Book of Acts!

 

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In this post, Heidegger provides...

...the Acts of the Apostles at a glance!

 

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It is a shame that Protestant Scholasticism has been largely set aside as more interested in philosophy and theology, than in Biblical exegesis.

Case in point: Heidegger was a Reformed Schoolman, a considerable exegete in his own right, and interested in the exegetical fruits of the international community of letters.

Not what you would expect...

 

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Heidegger's introductory treatment of the Book of Acts is now available in its entirety! free and online!

Indeed, the entire Historical portion of the New Testament...