Unio Cum Christo, Issue 2, 2024

17 February 2025

Contents

De journal contains contributions of:

• Daniel C. Timmer: Biblical Studies and Hermeneutics. Judah, the Remnant, and the Consummation: The People of God in Zephaniah
• David G. Peterson: Biblical Studies and Hermeneutics. The Anointed Prophet: Jesus’s Sermon at Nazareth and Luke’s Christology
• Blake A. Franze: Biblical Studies and Hermeneutics. Contemporary Metaphor Theories and the Bible: A Hermeneutical Check
• P.R. Rouwendal: Historical and Systematic Theology. “Incapable of Doing Any Good”: The Meaning and Context of Heidelberg Catechism, Question 8
• Enoch Chow: Historical and Systematic Theology. Early Modern Lutheranism, Reformed Orthodoxy, and Cartesian Method

Unio cum Christo (UcC): International Journal of Reformed Theology and Life is a multidisciplinary theological journal. It is committed to serving the academia worldwide—in particular, in line with its roots, the global Reformed community—by fostering scholarly discussion and understanding in the fields of biblical, theological, historical, and practical studies. UcC aims to sharpen and advance Reformed scholarship through academic research. Aiming for maximum distribution—and especially to attend to those in isolated and minority contexts—UcC is an Open Access journal; issues and articles can be downloaded free of charge.