Subscription Info for Puritan Reformed Journal

[dannyhyde]

In case you missed my other post, the Puritan Reformed Journal 1 (2009), a new, bi-annual journal from Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary (issues in Jan/July) and edited by Dr. Joel Beeke, is set to be in-print in December.

Subscriptions are available for $20 per year (2 issues). For ordering information, go to: Publications - PRTS

Below is a table of contents for your consideration:
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION
God-Centered Theology in the Ministry of the Word.—Joel R. Beeke

BIBlICAL STUDIES
Bright Shadows: Preaching Christ from the Old Testament.—David Murray

Atoning Blood: The Command Against Eating Blood.—Johnny Serafini

Ezra as a Model of Continuing Reformation.—Gerald Bilkes

HISTORICAL THEOLOGY
Regeneration and Faith According to Two British Reformed Confessions.—Michael A. G. Haykin

The Christology of Adolphe Monod.—Antoine Theron

CHURCH HISTORY
The Principle and Practice of Preaching in the Heidelberg Catechism.—Daniel R. Hyde

Andrew Willet and the Synopsis Papismi.—Randall J. Pederson

John Murray and the Godly Life.—John J. Murray

PASTORAL MINISTRY
God-Centered Adult Education.—Joel R. Beeke

Ministerial Pride.—Richard Baxter

Pastoral Counseling in the Twenty-First Century for Illness, Disease, and Death.—Christopher Bogosh

BOOK REVIEWS

 

[dannyhyde]

Dr. Beeke notified me that Volume 1 of the Puritan Reformed Journal is now in-print!

For ordering/subscription info, go here: Publications - PRTS

 

[VirginiaHuguenot]

I see it is now available at the RHB website too.

 

[Ivan]

I see it is now available at the RHB website too.

Just ordered from RHB.

 

[DMcFadden]

Ordered mine from RHB as well.

 

[Ivan]

Well, that's two for sure that bought it...both Baptists.

 

[dannyhyde]

I see it is now available at the RHB website too.

Thanks, Andrew.

I just received my author copy. It looks great and the content does as well.

 

[NaphtaliPress]

Danny,
I confess I've been too busy with CPJ to pay attention to this new journal. What format have they adopted?

 

[dannyhyde]

Danny,
I confess I've been too busy with CPJ to pay attention to this new journal. What format have they adopted?

Hi Chris,

I forgot to respond. It is a trade-paperback type of style. Nowhere near as elegant as CPJ, of course!