Table of Contents

List of Abbreviations
Introduction
1. Medieval and Late-Medieval Interpreters:
The Legacy of Literal Prophecies of Christ
2. Martin Luther: Literal Prophecies Redeployed
3. Martin Bucer: Christological Readings through Historical Exegesis
4. John Calvin: The Sufficiency of David
5. The Judaizing Calvin: The Debate of Hunnius and Pareus
Conclusion
Notes
Select Bibliography
Index

About the Author

G. Sujin Pak is Assistant Professor of the History of Christianity, Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary

Reviews

"The patient and thoughtful manner in which [Pak] works through the details of her research is thoroughly enjoyable. Her work is trustworthy, calm, and evenhanded. She nicely brings to light the particular concerns that animated the exegete Calvin, as she raises some fascinating connections between his work and that of Jewish exegetes such as David Kimhi. And she does so in a manner that is neither forced nor argumentative. . .This, then, is an insightful,
suggestive monograph, a careful, cogent, and exceptional piece of research, which will be of marked interest to different scholarly groups, both early modern and contemporary."--Theological Studies
". . . A serious and important read. . . "--Christian Century
"This is a splendid monograph for which Sujin Pak should be commended...The Judaizing Calvin is a careful, cogent, and exceptional piece of research. The fact that the volume is able to work through and discuss several different topics so adeptly is a credit to Pak. It will be welcomed by, and of marked interest to, a range of different scholarly groups, both early modern and contemporary."--Sixteenth Century Journal
"Pak's history of exegesis methodology is perfectly suited for the consideration and contextualization of Calvin's interpretation of the messianic psalms... a sophisticated study with a number of important insights." --Journal of Ecumenical Studies