Berkhof, Louis Reformed Theologians Theology Christianity

Louis Berkhof was born in Emmen, Netherlands October 13, 1873. His later education came from his studies at Calvin College and Seminary; Princeton Theological Seminary (B.D., 1904), and the Divinity School of the University of Chicago (1904-06). From that time he began his long teaching career at Calvin Seminary; exegetical theology (1906-14); New Testament exegesis (1914-26), dogmatic theology (1926-44), and during this latter period of teaching, became president of the seminary (1931-44). He was the author of many books both in Dutch and English, the most well known being his Systematic Theology and the companion volume History of Christian Doctrine.

• - Berkhof's introduction to the New Testament, with sections on contents, characteristics, authorship, destination, composition, andd canonical significance of each book.
  
• - Extracted from his "Systematic Theology."
  
• - An article, primarily on Gnosticism, taken from his book "History of Christian Doctrine."
  
• - Online version of this book by Berkhof.
  
• - A number of quotations from his works.
  
  

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