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The Form of Presbyterian Church Government set at the Westminster Assembly, in it's Directory for the Ordination of Ministers, says: Do any of the Presbyterian Churches or Seminaries still have this or a similar requirement? Perhaps some of the more conservative ones that still hold the Form...

I am looking to teach Latin next year at our school. This class will be geared toward middle school boys (not that we're excluding girls, but I figure the class will likely be mostly boys). Here is the catch: I don't know Latin, aside from the common theological terms we use. So, with that in...

85% of reformed theology, and the best of it, is still in Latin. Most of it will never be translated. If you desire the gold, you have to learn how to read Latin. To help everyone to that end, we have compiled a collection of Latin dictionaries online. Digital meta-dictionaries are...

For Hebrew, Greek, and Latin! I want your best mnemonic devices for vocabulary. If you have ones for grammar rules, I welcome those, too.

I am humbled and thankful to God to be able to present to you a webpage of most of the major whole New Testament Commentaries (or the majority thereof, 75+) in Latin throughout Church history which have been preserved and are on the net. The titles have been translated into English. These...

Here is every major whole Bible commentary in Latin through Church history (which has survived, is commonly referenced in the secondary literature and is on the net): 38 total, including those of the puritans. The titles are translated into English. If you have not begun learning Latin yet...

Hello All, Some background for myself to provide more context before I ask a question. When growing up I attended Pittsburgh Public schools and never took interest in education. When attending college I realized I was behind and had to work extra hard at catching up. Now that I am older, I...

In a theological work translated into English, what do you look for? For example, if it's a Latin-English translation of a systematic theology, would people want: A) a doggedly faithful translation (following all the contours of Latin syntax as much as possible), so that scholars can cite it...

As most of you know, the Latin Vulgate is easily accessible, you can buy very nice versions of it for not a lot of money, and it's very Catholic. I am a Protestant, and I am intensely interested in Latin. I would like to have a Latin translation of the Bible that does not translate Matthew 4:17...

Friends, If it may be of use to you, I have collected the harvest from the public domain on Church histories and on the Early Church, with links at your finger-tips: Church History: ReformedBooksOnline Early Church History: ReformedBooksOnline There is a lot of amazing material here; I hope...

I began teaching my children Latin a few years ago using the series by Memoria Press; Prima Latina, Latina Christiana I & II. My oldest will be finishing the series this year and I am looking for a Latin curriculum for next year that will build upon what he has already learned in the LC series...

I know this can be an endless, lifetime pursuit, but I want to spend about an hour a day over the next six months getting introduced to Latin to prepare for future reading requirements. My thoughts were Classical first (Wheelock) and then Ecclesiastical (Collins). Any thoughts about the...

Is this worth the effort? It sounds like it might be but.... Anyone use this or heard about it? Latin by the Dowling Method