If you purchase any Reformed Baptist book this year, do not overlook this addition to your library.  HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

The Reformed Baptist Theological Review (RBTR) is committed to upholding the Confessional standards of Reformed Baptists who are committed to the Second London Confession of Faith (1677/1689) otherwise known as the 2nd LCF.

RBTR is committed to providing Reformed Baptist pastors, ministerial students, theological educators, and other interested parties with reading material which is edifying, challenging, and rooted in the biblical theology embodied in the 2nd London Confession of Faith (1689).

RBTR will issue two reviews per year (i.e., Jan. 1st and July 1st). Each review will run between 120 and 150 pages, approximately. The format will be similar to other theological journals (i.e., JETS, WTJ).

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ISSUE 1:1 January 2004
Featured Articles

• Richard C. Barcellos, Editorial
• Richard C. Barcellos, First Timothy 1:8-11 and the Utility of the Decalogue
• Robert P. Martin, Pentecost in Redemptive-Historical Perspective
• James M. Renihan, Out From Hyper-Calvinism: Andrew Fuller and the Promotion of Missions
• James M. Renihan, Thomas Collier's Descent Into Error: Collier, Calvinism, and the Second London Confession
• Samuel E. Waldron, The Meaning of Sola Fide for Luther
• Fred A. Malone, Justification by Faith in Contemporary Theological Perspective
• Nehemiah Coxe, Ordination Sermon
• Book Reviews:
• Counted Righteous in Christ, John Piper, reviewed by Jeffrey Smith
• A Matter of Basic Principles: Bill Gothard and the Christian Life, Don Veinot, Joy Veinot, and Ron Henzel, reviewed by Michael T. Renihan
• New Covenant Theology, Tom Wells and Fred Zaspel, reviewed by Richard C. Barcellos
• The Word of God in English, Leland Ryken, reviewed by Robert P. Martin

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