Reformed Faith & Practice: The Journal of Reformed Theological Seminary is edited by members of the faculty of the Seminary, and it seeks to further the mission of the Seminary, which is to “serve the church by preparing its leaders, through a program of theological education, based on the authority of the inerrant Word of God, and committed to the Reformed faith.” RF&P is published three times per year and is distributed electronically for free.
Volume 10 Issue 1
Spring 2026 | 90 pages
Articles
Scribal Treatment of Extra-Biblical Citations in the New Testament
Gregory R. Lanier
This study sits at the intersection of two well-trodden fields in New Testament (NT) scholarship—citation practices and scribal habits—but covers an aspect that has received relatively limited attention.[1] The former field focuses on citations/quotations/allusions to Israel’s Scriptures in the NT, the voluminous details of which need not be rehearsed here.[2] The latter has tended to... READ MORE
Theological Preaching for Repentance in Augustine’s Christmas Sermon 187
Jonatán C. Simons
When we consider the work of a pastor in the patristic era, extant texts usually provide us with intellectual history, namely recorded sermons or theological treatises, but we rarely discover the impact of these preacher’s efforts.[1] The theological preaching in Augustine’s Christmas sermons provides us with a glimpse, with winsome descriptions of the hypostatic union,... READ MORE
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Sin and the Vulnerability of Embodied Life: Towards a Catholic Account of Social Sin
Reviewed by: N. Gray Sutanto
