Obedience To Parents
“Honor your father and your mother, so that your days may be long on the land which Jehovah your God … Continue reading Obedience To Parents
Category: Heinrich Bullinger
Unseemly Sights and Bawdy Ballads
“Men are provoked to lust either by hearing or reading of dishonest ditties and bawdy ballads; or by looking on … Continue reading Unseemly Sights and Bawdy Ballads
Second Helvetic Confession (1)
I’ll begin with a couple of quotes on this Reformed Confession: “The Second Helvetic Confession is on some accounts to … Continue reading Second Helvetic Confession (1)
Heinrich Bullinger on the Holy Catholic Church (2)
Preaching on how the church conducts itself in this world, Bullinger says: “Against heresies and errors it striveth both constantly … Continue reading Heinrich Bullinger on the Holy Catholic Church (2)
Heinrich Bullinger on the Holy Catholic Church (1)
A partially quoted title from a sermon by Heinrich Bullinger: THE HOLY CATHOLIC CHURCH; WHAT IT IS, HOW FAR IT … Continue reading Heinrich Bullinger on the Holy Catholic Church (1)
Tumultuous Teapots
“For when to harden, the Lord calleth man and he resisteth, making himself unworthy of the kingdom of heaven, he … Continue reading Tumultuous Teapots
Heinrich Bullinger on the seventh commandment (2)
“Men are provoked to lust either by hearing or reading of dishonest ditties and bawdy ballads; or by looking on … Continue reading Heinrich Bullinger on the seventh commandment (2)
Heinrich Bullinger on the seventh commandment (1)
Once again, not a blanket-endorsement of Bullinger as a true Christian. “In this precept is forbidden fornication, or that kind … Continue reading Heinrich Bullinger on the seventh commandment (1)
Heinrich Bullinger on the thief on the cross
“The thief, that was crucified with our Lord, believed in the Lord Jesus, and was saved, although the force of … Continue reading Heinrich Bullinger on the thief on the cross
“Some things hard to understand”
Some comments by Heinrich Bullinger on Scripture (not a blanket-endorsement of Bullinger): “Neither do we read that the prophets and … Continue reading “Some things hard to understand”
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