Reformed Witnesses
Reformed Witnesses provides a controlled research entrance with documented sources, status labels, stable records, and links to related work.
Reformed Witnesses
Historical witnesses must be read in context and allowed to speak in their own categories. The following completed records contain substantial engagement with named witnesses or confessional bodies.
- Westminster Confession of Faith, Chapter 1 Series: An Introduction — 1,673 words
- Westminster Confession of Faith Chapter 1 Part 1 — 2,302 words
- Westminster Confession of Faith Chapter 1 Part 2 — 2,403 words
- Westminster Confession of Faith Chapter 1 Part 3 — 2,380 words
- Westminster Confession of Faith Chapter 1 Part 4 — 2,244 words
- Westminster Confession of Faith Chapter 1 Part 5 — 1,947 words
- Westminster Confession of Faith Chapter 1 Part 6 — 2,229 words
- Westminster Confession of Faith Chapter 1 Part 7 — 2,417 words
- Westminster Confession of Faith Chapter 1 Part 8 — 2,031 words
- John Owen on Providential Preservation — 820 words
- William Whitaker on the Canon - Part 1 — 4,372 words
- William Whitaker on the Canon - Part 2 — 9,989 words
- Francis Turretin and the Comma Johanneum — 10,934 words
- John Owen On Holy Scriptures - A Review — 1,239 words
- Presuppositional Analysis of John Owen On Holy Scriptures — 3,165 words
- William Whitaker on Augustine's View of the Apocrypha — 1,896 words
- The Early Reformers, Textual Variants, and the Hebrew Vowel Points — 3,028 words Planned
- Calvin, Whitaker, and Turretin: Error, Obstinacy, and the Foundations of Faith — 1,602 words Forthcoming
- John Owen's "Divine Original": Authority Joined to Integrity and Purity — 1,296 words Scheduled September 20, 2026
- Westminster's "Kept Pure in All Ages": Recovering the Assembly's Historical Claim — 1,239 words Scheduled September 27, 2026
- John Owen and the Learned Surrender He Refused — 3,256 words
- Kept Pure in All Ages: What Westminster Confession 1.8 Actually Confesses — 3,874 words
- From Owen to Warfield: When Preservation Became Restoration — 3,924 words
- Building the Westminster Proof-Text Dataset — 3,807 words
- Of the Holy Scripture I: The Westminster Proposition and Proof-Text Map — 4,118 words Planned
- Of God, and of the Holy Trinity I: The Westminster Proposition and Proof-Text Map — 4,075 words Planned
- Of God’s Eternal Decree I: The Westminster Proposition and Proof-Text Map — 3,917 words Planned
- Of Creation I: The Westminster Proposition and Proof-Text Map — 5,991 words Planned
- Of Providence I: The Westminster Proposition and Proof-Text Map — 4,341 words Planned
- Of the Last Judgment I: The Westminster Proposition and Proof-Text Map — 3,290 words Planned
- Westminster Confession of Faith, Chapter 1, as a Bibliological Architecture — 5,559 words Planned
- Confessional Witness: John Owen on the Divine Original and the Integrity and Purity of Scripture — 2,372 words Planned
- Canon Received: Louis Gaussen on Science, Faith, and the Church’s Recognition of Scripture — 2,335 words Planned
- One God, the Father: Introducing Edmund Calamy’s Trinitarian Sermons — 1,623 words
- Speaking the Truth in Love: Calamy’s Trinitarian Conclusion — 1,434 words Scheduled October 11, 2026
- The Text in Question: Calamy's First Sermon on — 9,630 words Planned
- Manuscripts, Versions, and the Fathers: Calamy's Second Sermon on — 14,371 words Planned
- The Positive Case for the Text: Calamy's Third Sermon on — 9,090 words Planned
- The Three Heavenly Witnesses: Calamy's Exposition of — 6,631 words Planned