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Selected Works Selected Works of Huldreich Zwingli
Huldrych Zwingli · 1516–1531 · Book
The selected works of Huldrych Zwingli emerged from the tumultuous early decades of the Swiss Reformation, when the humanist-trained priest found himself at the center of religious and political upheaval in Zurich.…
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Huldrych Zwingli · 1522 · Treatise
Zwingli's treatise emerged from the early turbulence of the Swiss Reformation, written as he defended his preaching ministry in Zurich against accusations of innovation and heresy. Church authorities challenged his practice of…
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Huldrych Zwingli · 1523 · Sermon
Zwingli delivered this sermon on June 29, 1523, at a critical moment in Zurich's Reformation when the city council was wrestling with how to implement religious reform while maintaining civic order. The…
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Huldrych Zwingli · 1523 · Treatise
Huldrych Zwingli's treatise on the Canon of the Mass emerged from the heated liturgical controversies of the early Reformation in Zurich. Written in 1523, the work responds to both conservative Catholic defenders…
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Huldrych Zwingli · 1523 · Treatise
The Sixty-Seven Articles emerged from Huldrych Zwingli's participation in the First Zurich Disputation of January 1523, a public theological debate called by the Zurich city council to address growing religious controversy in…
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Huldrych Zwingli · 1525 · Treatise
Zwingli's Commentary on True and False Religion emerged in 1525 as a comprehensive defense of Reformed theology against both Catholic doctrine and emerging Anabaptist positions. Written during the height of the Swiss…
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William Tyndale · 1525–1535 · Book
William Tyndale's English New Testament emerged from his conviction that ordinary Christians should read Scripture in their native tongue rather than depend on clerical interpretation of the Latin Vulgate. Working in exile…
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Huldrych Zwingli · 1525 · Treatise
Zwingli's "On Baptism" emerged from the heated sacramental controversies that fractured the early Reformed movement in Zurich. Written in 1525 as the Anabaptist movement gained momentum, this treatise responded directly to the…
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William Tyndale · 1525 · Treatise
William Tyndale's "A Pathway into the Holy Scripture" stands as one of the earliest English treatises on biblical interpretation, written in 1525 as a preface to his translation of the New Testament.…
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Huldrych Zwingli · 1526 · Treatise
Zwingli's treatise on the Lord's Supper emerged from the heated sacramental controversies that divided the Protestant Reformation in the 1520s. Written in 1526, this work represents the Zurich reformer's mature position against…
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Martin Bucer · 1527–1530 · Commentary
Martin Bucer's Enarrationes in Evangelia represents one of the earliest sustained attempts at Reformed gospel commentary, written during his formative years as Strasbourg's leading reformer between 1527 and 1530. Bucer undertook this…
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Martin Bucer · 1527 · Commentary
Martin Bucer's Commentary on Ephesians emerged from his work as a leading reformer in Strasbourg, where he served as the city's chief pastor and theological guide. Written in 1527 during the crucial…
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William Tyndale · 1527–1531 · Book
This collection gathers William Tyndale's theological writings produced during his years of exile on the continent, when he was simultaneously translating the New Testament into English and defending the principles that guided…
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Huldrych Zwingli · 1527 · Treatise
Huldrych Zwingli penned this treatise in 1527 as a response to critics who challenged his interpretation of the Eucharist, particularly targeting those who accused him of departing from orthodox Christian teaching. Written…
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William Tyndale · 1528 · Treatise
William Tyndale's treatise emerges from the heated theological controversies of the early English Reformation, written while he lived in exile on the continent. Published in 1528, this work addresses the fundamental Protestant…
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Martin Bucer · 1529–1532 · Commentary
Martin Bucer's Commentary on the Psalms emerged during the crucial early years of the Protestant Reformation in Strasbourg, where he served as the city's leading reformer. Written between 1529 and 1532, this…
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Hugh Latimer · 1529 · Sermon
Hugh Latimer's \"Sermon of the Card\" stands as one of the most famous and controversial sermons preached during the English Reformation. Delivered on Christmas Eve 1529 at St. Edward's Church in Cambridge,…
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Huldrych Zwingli · 1530 · Treatise
Huldrych Zwingli composed this theological treatise in 1530 as his final systematic statement of Reformed doctrine, written in the shadow of mounting political tensions between Protestant and Catholic cantons in Switzerland. Originally…
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Hugh Latimer · 1530–1540 · Letter
Hugh Latimer's correspondence with Henry VIII spans the turbulent decade when England broke from Rome and established royal supremacy over the church. Writing as Bishop of Worcester from 1535 to 1539, and…
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Pentateuch The Five Books of Moses Called the Pentateuch
William Tyndale · 1530–1534 · Commentary
William Tyndale's translation of the Pentateuch represents the first direct rendering of the Hebrew Torah into English, produced during his exile in continental Europe between 1530 and 1534. Working from Hebrew and…
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William Tyndale · 1530 · Treatise
William Tyndale's fierce polemic against ecclesiastical power emerged from his exile in the Low Countries, written as Henry VIII's marriage crisis reached its peak in 1530. Tyndale, already branded a heretic for…
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William Tyndale · 1531 · Treatise
William Tyndale's "An Answer to Sir Thomas More's Dialogue" stands as one of the most significant theological polemics of the English Reformation. Written in 1531, this treatise responds directly to Thomas More's…
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Leo Jud, Huldrych Zwingli and Zürich scholars · 1531 · Scripture
A major Swiss Reformation Bible, produced in Zürich in the circle of reformers gathered around that city's church, the Zürich Bible was one of the important continental aids used by Miles Coverdale…
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William Tyndale · 1533 · Treatise
William Tyndale's treatise on the Lord's Supper emerged from the heated sacramental controversies that divided Protestant reformers in the 1520s and early 1530s. Writing from exile in the Low Countries, Tyndale found…
