Sermons on Isaiah's Prophecy of the Death and Passion of Christ

John Calvin (1509-64), reformer and theologian, was one of the major figures of the Reformation. Born in Noyon, Picardy (France), he was a cure at 12, and at 14 was studying at the university in Paris, becoming a lawyer. Invited to Geneva to set up the Reformed church he lived there, apart from a period of exile, until his death. From his influence through writing, preaching and his integration between church and city, he had great influence on visiting Protestants who carried his ideas to many other parts of the world.

• Corrigenda; Preface; Introduction; Commentary on Isaiah 52: 13-15; Sermon I; Commentary on Isaiah 53: 1-3; Sermon II; Commentary on Isaiah 53: 4-6; Sermon III; Commentary on Isaiah 53: 7-8; Sermon IV; Commentary on Isaiah 53: 9-10; Sermon V; Commentary on Isaiah 53: 11; Sermon VI; Commentary on Isaiah 53: 12; Sermon VII; Textual Differences between the First Edition and Corpus Reformatorum; Index of Scriptures; Index of Names.