Hughes Oliphant Old continues his series on The Reading and Preaching of the Scriptures in the Worship of the Christian Church with The Age of the Reformation. Tracing the development of Protestant exhortation, he explores both Reformed preaching and the reform of preaching---Luther's break with the homiletic traditions of the Middle Ages; Zwingli's revival of patristic methods; and Calvin's institution of a strong expository pulpit. For pastors and other worship leaders. 553 pages, softcover, Eerdmans.
