San Francisco / Boston / New York / Oxford / Philadelphia / Athens / Atlanta / Cambridge / London / Grand Rapids / Edinburgh / /
Company
Research University Press / Mellen Research University Press / Clarendon Press / Ohio University Press / Harvard University Press / Ames / Ramist / /
Country
Netherlands / United Kingdom / Israel / Scotland / Nederland / /
Facility
Temple University / Potchefstroom University / Duke University / David A. Weir / Yale University / /
IndustryTerm
theological systems / natural law / /
Organization
Potchefstroom University for Christian higher Education / Center for the Study of Federalism / Harvard University / Christian's Reasonable Service / Ohio University / Yale University / Duke University / Temple University / Westminster Theological Seminary / Division of Covenant Divinity / Reasonable Service / /
Person
Peter Alan Lillback / Jesus / John Calvin / John Knox / Calvin Theology / Emanuel von Korff / Ernest E Kevan / Robert W. A. Letham / Anthony Hoekema / Lyle D. Bierma / Isaac / George Park Fisher / Joel Beeke / Mark W. Karlberg / Everett H. Emerson / Abimelech / John Von Rohr / God / James B. Torrance / David N. J. Poole / Perry Miller / Charles S. McCoy / Richard A. Müller / Richard Greaves / Caspar Olevian / Jonathan / Covenant Theology / Johannes Cloppenburg / Guido de Bres / Deo Gloria / Herman Witsius / J. Wayne Baker / Adam / Michael McGiffert / Johann Heinrich Heidegger / Johannes Cocceius / Heinrich Bullinger / Jens Moller / Christ / Leonard Trinterud / /
Position
Mediator / whole counsel of God / General / Historian / Major / /
ProvinceOrState
New Jersey / Pennsylvania / /
PublishedMedium
The Westminster Theological Journal / Westminster Theological Journal / The Journal of Religion / The Historian / Harvard Theological Review / /
CTJ[removed]): [removed]THE COVENANT OF WORKS AND THE STABILITY OF DIVINE LAW IN SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY REFORMED ORTHODOXY: A STUDY IN THE THEOLOGY OF HERMAN WTTSIUS