Journal of Confessional Bibliology — Scripture Alone, Preserved by Providence

Bruce M. Metzger

Setting: American Presbyterian and ecumenical academic scholarship at Princeton Theological Seminary. Bruce Manning Metzger was an American Presbyterian minister and Princeton scholar whose textbooks, critical-edition work, and translation leadership made him one of...

Philip Melanchthon

Setting: Lutheran Reformation and authorial circle of the Augsburg Confession. Philip Melanchthon was a Greek scholar, Wittenberg professor, educational reformer, and Luther’s most important academic colleague. He wrote the Loci Communes, drafted the Augsburg...

Carlo Maria Martini

Setting: Roman Catholic Jesuit scholarship and episcopal ministry. Carlo Maria Martini was an Italian Jesuit biblical scholar who became Archbishop of Milan and a cardinal. Before his episcopal ministry he worked in New Testament textual criticism and served on the...

Martin Luther

Setting: Lutheran Reformation; associated with the Augsburg Confession and the Wittenberg reform. Martin Luther was an Augustinian friar, Wittenberg professor, preacher, polemicist, and translator whose controversy over indulgences developed into a broad evangelical...

John Lightfoot

Setting: English Reformed and Westminster Assembly; Presbyterian with later conformity complexities. John Lightfoot was an English clergyman, Westminster Assembly member, Hebraist, commentator, and Cambridge college head. He brought rabbinic and Jewish antiquarian...