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Reforma Siglo XXI, Vol. 19, No. 1. La figura de Heinrich (Enrique) Bullinger es una de esas figuras de la historia de la Reforma casi olvidada actualmente incluso en su natal Zúrich y por los cristianos reformados de estos tiempos. Bullinger, sin duda, fue un gran hombre de Dios, cuya memoria y vida esperamos recordar en este aniversario de ...
18 de jul. de 2022 · Born 18 July 1504, the fifth son of the priest, Henry Bullinger, Heinrich was sent to study at the prestigious Emmerich Seminary on the Rhine, at aged 12. At 15 years old, he enrolled at the University in Cologne, earning his Bachelor of Arts the next year. It was at this time that he was converted to the Reformed faith through studying the ...
Heinrich Bullinger, Der Christlich Bestand (Zurich, 1540) (hereafter DCE).The text went through two more Zurich editions during the sixteenth century, in 1548 and 1579. Joachim Staedtke, Heinrich Bullinger Bibliographie (Zurich: Theologischer Verlag, 1953), 1:129-31. Bullinger 's name does not appear on or in any of the English editions.
Title. The Decades of Henry Bullinger, Volumes 1-2. Literature of theology and church history: A basic library of British theological studies. Volume 35 of Parker Society publications. Volumes 7-10 of Publications (Parker Society (Great Britain))) Volumes 7-10 of Publications, Parker Society. The Decades of Henry Bullinger, Heinrich Bullinger.
HEINRICH. (1504-1575) Successeur de Zwingli, Bullinger a dirigé comme antistes l'Église du canton de Zurich de 1531 à sa mort. Fils d'un prêtre, il fait des études chez les Frères de la vie commune aux Pays-Bas et à Cologne, où il entre en contact avec l' humanisme et Érasme. Maître d'école à Kappel, il adhère à la Réforme à la ...
Confesiones helvéticas. Heinrich Bullinger, uno de los principales promotores de las Confesiones. Las Confesiones Helvéticas (en latín: Confessiones Helveticae, en alemán: Helvetisches Bekenntnis) son dos documentos que expresan los credos comunes de las iglesias calvinistas de Suiza .
18 de nov. de 2021 · There is a general consensus in historical theology that Heinrich Bullinger (1504–1575) was the first Reformed theologian who extensively developed the biblical covenant concept so important to his predecessor Huldrych Zwingli (1484–1531). 1 For Bullinger, the whole biblical narrative comprehends the Old and New Testaments as the unfolding of one single and eternal covenant. 2 This ...
