The binding of God : Calvin's role in the development of covenant theology / Peter A. Lillback.
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Conflicting interpretations of Calvin's use of the covenant -- pt. 1. The genesis of covenant theology : the conception of the covenant in Calvin's historical contest. The covenant idea in late medieval society and theology -- The covenant in the theology of Martin Luther -- The emergence of the covenant idea in the Zurich and Strassburg Reformations -- The exegesis of the covenant in Genesis 17 : the hermeneutical watershed between Wittenberg and the Swiss Reformations -- pt. 2. The genius of Calvin's covenant thought. Calvin's conception of the covenant -- Continuity and discontinuity in Calvin's history of the covenant -- Calvin's view of the mutuality and conditionality of the covenant -- Christ and the covenantal benefits of salvation -- The agreement of law and gospel in the covenant of mercy : Calvin's use of the Scholastics' Covenant of Acceptance -- Covenant, predestination, and hypocrisy in Calvin's theology -- Covenant-breaking, Reformation, and resistance -- The covenantal context of the sacraments -- Covenant-keeping and the Christian life -- Is there a covenant of works in Calvin's theology? -- Conclusion.