The Wonderful Works of God
by Herman Bavinck · 695 pages · English
Herman Bavinck's popular-level exposition of Reformed doctrine for ordinary believers, covering the doctrine of God, creation, redemption, and the Christian life.
Originally published in Dutch in 1909 as Magnalia Dei, this book is Herman Bavinck's popular-level distillation of his monumental four-volume Reformed Dogmatics, written for the ordinary church member rather than the seminary student alone.
Despite its accessible language, it retains Bavinck's characteristic depth, moving through the doctrine of God, creation, the covenant, the person of Christ, and the Christian life with the same theological architecture as his larger work — but within reach of any reader.
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Herman Bavinck
Dutch Reformed theologian (1854–1921), author of 'Reformed Dogmatics' and of accessible theological works such as 'The Wonderful Works of God'.
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The reappearance of this volume is most welcome... Here is a book that belongs in the libraries of every church, pastor, teacher, and student of theology.
You don't read Bavinck. You drink Bavinck.
A good dose of Herman Bavinck is exactly what contemporary Evangelicalism needs... robustly biblical, intellectually fearless, and world-engaging.
This should be the anchor of every theological library.