no.1

Reading exodus to learn and learning to read Exodus/ Arie C. Leder--pp.11-35

Smooth stones, teachable hearts: Calvin's allegorical interpretation of Deuteronomy 10:12/ Raymond A. Blacketer--pp.36-63

Creation in jeopardy: a warning to priests (Hosea 4:1-3)/ Carl J. Bosma--pp.64-116

Brer Rabbit and the tar-baby: biblical studies and folklore/ Michael J. Williams--pp.117-135

Conjugating the rites: old and new in Augustine's theory of signs/ Peter J. Leithart--pp.136-147

The church and the little scroll (Revelation 10,11)/ David E. Holwerda--pp.148-161

Pagina obscura in Geneva: a fragment from a sermon by John Calvin/ Erik A. de Boer--pp.162-178

Rudolf Bultmann:pastor?/ William D Dennison--pp.179-187

The necessity of preaching Christ also from Old Testament texts/ Sidney Griedanus--pp.188-197

The church's role in social justice/ Calvin P. Van Reken--pp.198-201

The church and social justice/ Peter Vander Meulen--pp.202-206

no.2

Response to a certain Dutchman who, under the guise of making Christians very spiritual, permits them to defile their bodies in all idolatries/ John Calvin, translated by Rob Roy MacGregor--pp.291-326

Divine relations of the Trinity: Augustine's answer to arianism/ Sarah Heaner Lancaster--pp.237-346

Nothing but concupiscence: Calvin's understanding of sin and the via augustini/ Barbara Pitkin--pp.347-369

Calvin and Luther on Bernard of Clairvaux/ Theo Bell--pp.370-395

Calvin bibliography:1999/ Paul Fields--pp.396-416

The schoolroom in the factory/ Lionel Basney--pp.417-430

Reading and hearing Leviticus/ Arie C. Leder and David A Vroege--pp.431-442