Tracts and Letters

Long unavailable, Tracts and Letters, contains three volumes of Calvin’s tracts and four volumes of letters, penned between 1528 and 1564. Revealing Calvin’s insight on several problematic issues, including his disagreements with Rome, and documenting his correspondence with kings, fellow reformers, and friends, they include miscellaneous tracts on the Reformation, general summaries of the Truth, Christ’s Presence in Communion and the refutation of the far-fetched dogma of soul sleep. Calvin’s unwavering concern, unswerving evangelistic ardor, and unshakeable belief in the final authority of God and His word are unmatched!