Understanding the Divine in Early Modern Reformed Theology (Muller) Devotionals and the nature of the

and the nature of the Eucharist

1583–1662) served as minister at Irvine in Ayrshire and professor of theology at both Edinburgh and Glasgow

which is possibly his last piece of theological writing

Preface to the Controversies

the Mediator as teacher and priest and king

Understanding the Divine in Early Modern Reformed Theology (Muller) Devotionals and the nature of theIn Understanding the Divine, Richard A. Muller clarifies concepts and distinctions used by Reformed theologians of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries to discuss the essence, attributes, and Trinitarian nature of God. He wipes away caricatures of Calvin and succeeding generations of Reformed theologians as revolutionary thinkers by showing where they retrieved their concepts, the contexts that demanded them to employ those ideas, and what they