rupp 1910 1986 (7 risultati)

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. Pbk, 68p. Prevoious owner's name on half t-p o/w a clean unmarked copy in very good condition. e1281 / m12019.

Softcover. [9], 181 p.; 21.5 cm. Contents: Preface -- 1. Benedict, patron of Europe -- 2. Saint Francis of Assisi -- 3. Luther: the contemporary image -- 4. Thomas More and William Tyndale -- 5. John Knox: the voice of the trumpet -- 6. Matthew Parker, a man -- 7. William Bedell, 1571-1642 -- 8. Son to Samuel: John Wesley, Church of England man -- 9. Newman through Nonconformist eyes -- 10. Hort and the Cambridge tradition -- 11. Gerard Manley Hopkins and the theology of the cross -- Notes. VG in orig. reddish brown wrapper.

Good dull orig. red boards. Prior owner's bookplate. 109 p.; 22 cm. (A Cloister Press book). 1st U.S. edition. Binding is Hardcover.

Hardcover. 1st US edition. viii, 244 p.; 2 halftone pl. & 2 text-figures; 22 cm. Contents: 1. The holy book, the holy tradition and the holy ikon, S. G. F. Brandon -- 2. Religious tradition and sacred books in ancient Egypt, C. J. Bleeker -- 3. Holy book and holy tradition in Iran: the problem of the Sassanid Avesta, Geo Widengren -- 4. Oral Torah and written records, Jacob Weingreen -- 5. Scripture and tradition in the New Testament, F. F. Bruce -- 6. The ancient church and rabbinical tradition, Marcel Simon -- 7. Scripture, tradition and sacrament in the middle ages and in Luther, Berndt Moeller -- 8. Scripture and tradition in modern British church relations, Benjamin Drewery -- 9. Present-day frontiers in the discussion about tradition, Ellen Flesseman-van Leer -- 10. Scripture and tradition in Catholic theology, Maurice Bevenot -- 11. Scripture and tradition in Orthodox theology, H. Cunliffe-Jones -- 12. Holy book and holy tradition in Islam, Geo Widergren -- Index. VG orig. orange-brown cloth in good, price-clipped dj.

Hardcover. 3rd impression. xiii, 375 p.; 22.5 cm. (Birkbeck lectures in ecclesiastical history ; 1947) [First printed in 1953] Contents: Preface -- Abbreviations -- Part I. The historians' Luther: 1 The Luther of myth and the Luther of history, 2 Luther in England, 3 Captain Henry Bell and "Martin Luther's divine discourses" -- Part II. "Coram Deo": 4 A crisis of vocabulary, 5 The bruised conscience, 6 The righteousness of God, 7 Luther's "Dictata super Psalterium" (1513-15), 8 Luther's lectures on the Epistle to the Romans (1515-16), 9 Luther's lectures on the epistles to the Galatians (1516-17) and Hebrews (1517-18), 10 The Heidelberg disputation (1518), the "Operationes in Psalmos" (1518-21) and the "Rationis Latomianae confutatio" (1521), 11 Comment -- Part III. "Luther and . ": 12 Luther and Erasmus, 1925, 13 Luther and government ("regiment"), 14 Luther's doctrine of the church, 15 Luther on the true and the false church, 16 Luther, a man -- Select bibliography -- Quotations from the Weimar edition of the works of Martin Luther -- Subject matter and technical vocabulary -- Index. VG orig. maroon boards in price-clipped dj.

Hardcover. 1st edition. xxiii, 427 p.; 4 pl. (Oecolampadius, Muntzer receipt, Michaelangelo's Daniel, St Gall); 25 cm. - dj: Bosch's Hay Wain. (Fernley-Hartley lectures ; 1955) Contents: part I. Johannes Oecolampadius, the reformar as scholar. 1. Student into divine, 2. Divine into reformer -- part II. Andrew Karlstadt, the reformer as puritan. 3. Ambitious young man, 4. The champion of St Augustine, 5. The great consult, 6. The Wittenberg movement 1521-2, 7. The vicar of Orlamunde, 8. Confrontation and dialogue, 9. Karlstadt's eucharistic rebellion, 10. Shallows and miseries 1525-41 -- part III. Thomas Muntzer, the reformer as rebel. 11. Beginnings, 12. Zwickau, 13. Prague, 14. The prophet of Allstedt 1523-4, 15. Allstedt writings, 16. Muhlhausen, 17. The Peasants' War, 18. Frankenhausen, 19. The gospel according to Thomas Muntzer, 20. Thomas Muntzer's liturgieal experiments, 21. Thomas Muntzer, Hans Huth and the `Gospel of all creatures' -- part IV. A sixteenth-century Dr Johnson and his Boswell, the reformer as layman. 22. Vadianus and Johannes Kessler of St Gall -- appendix: `Of the mystery of baptism' [an Anabaptist exposition of the `Gospel of all creatures' based on Mark 16.15 and ascribed to Hans Huth, translation from L. Muller's Glaubenszeugnisse oberdeutscher Taufgesinnter, collated with the Bern Kunstbuch (Codex 464) and the Budapest manuscript], p. 379-99 -- indexes: general, Bible references. VG orig. blue boards in lightly edgeworn dj.

Hardcover. 340 p.; 24 cm. Index, p. 331-40. [Reprint of 1978 edition: Methodist union catalog D455] Contents: Preface -- I Church and society in the first half of the nineteenth century, W. R. Ward -- II Methodist religion 1791-1849, J. M. Turner -- III The Methodist people in the early Victorian age: spirituality and worship, Norman P. Goldhawk -- IV Ordination, A. Raymond George -- V The mid-nineteenth-century background, T. E. Jessop -- VI The Wesleyan Methodists to 1849, John Kent -- VII The rise of other Methodist traditions, John T. Wilkinson -- Index. VG orig. maroon boards in good maroon dj.