Historical

In writing an introduction to Athanasius' 'On the Incarnation, C. S. Lewis also penned a modern classic on the value of reading old books. 

Justin Martyr's discussion with a Jewish man, Trypho, gives a unique window into the early Church's relationship with Judaism as well as their robustly Christ-centred reading of the Hebrew Scriptures. 

Martin Luther gives his top tips on studying theology in this excerpt from his Works, vol. 4. 

Horatius Bonar's 1875 book draws on the book of Hebrews and looks at the cross as the end of humanity's separation from God. 

I. The Nature of Revelation The religion of the Bible is a frankly supernatural religion. By this is not meant merely that, according to it, all men, as creatures, live, move and have their being in… 

Dane Ortlund asks how Christians grow in holiness in conversation with Herman Bavinck, G. C. Berkouwer, and Jonathan Edwards.

Cyril's Second Letter to Nestorius is an attempt to correct false teaching. Cyril argues for the unity of the person of Christ, examining Christ's pre-existence, birth, suffering, and death.  

Martin Luther's autobiographical fragment from 1545 outlines the theological breakthrough which led to his gospel rediscovery and the Reformation. 

Martin Luther teaches us what to look for and expect in the Gospels in this short piece from vol. 35 of his Works. 

Thomas Goodwin expounds Ephesians 2 an other New Testament passages to show that 'grace is the main thing of the gospel'.