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Daniel Hyde Posted on March 5, 2021
A Meditation on The Epiphany or Manifestation of Christ to the Gentiles
Daniel Hyde Posted on January 8, 2021
A Meditation on the Circumcision of Christ
Daniel Hyde Posted on January 1, 2021
Michael Horton
Westminster Seminary California
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"According to Time, "New Calvinism" is one of the top ten religious trends in the world today. But where did original "Calvinism" come from? Danny Hyde provides an expert but accessible tour of the actual conference where these "doctrines of grace" were defined."
Lee Gatiss
Director of Church Society, UK
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"Danny Hyde is an expert guide to the theology of the Synod of Dort. In this fascinating and edifying volume he explores the history and theology of that seventeenth century world so full of genius and grace with his characteristic gusto."
Matthew Barrett
Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
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"Danny Hyde's Grace Worth Fighting For may be the most thorough exposition of the Canons of Dort to date. Through careful exegesis and attention to the historical context, he not only explains what these canons mean but why they are biblically grounded and theologically essential. One of the best features of Hyde's scholarship is his refusal to detach the doctrines of grace from pastoral ministry and Christian piety."
Cornelis Venema
Mid-America Reformed Seminary
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"Among these studies of the Synod, Hyde's is among the best. He provides a lively account of the historical occasion for the convening of the Synod as well as a comprehensive commentary on the points of doctrine that were set forth in its Canons. Contrary to the popular myth that these points represent a peculiar set of Reformed distinctives, Hyde persuasively argues that they represent a catholic consensus set forth by most of the churches of the Reformation."
J. Mark Beach
Mid-America Reformed Seminary
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“The volume stands apart both for the depth of its commentary and the manner in which it situates the Canons within the Christian tradition, tracing ideas back to the Church fathers, medieval thinkers, and various codifications of Reformed writers. Hyde attempts a more thorough analysis of the Canons than many previously published works, devoting more space to supporting scriptural materials."
Kamal Weerakoon
Christ College, Sydney, Australlia
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"Hyde’s purpose is pastoral and theological before it is historical. He aims to encourage the reader in the Reformed vision of salvation by divine grace. He wants the reader to bask in the confidence we can enjoy when we see Christ’s earthly redemptive work as the enactment of the eternal divine purpose to reconcile sinners like me in particular."
