""Aaron Denlinger brings much-needed light upon Early Modern covenant theology through several previously untranslated treatises by Robert Rollock. Those interested in covenant theology will want to explore this little gem, and anyone who seeks to crystalize their understanding of the works of the first and last Adams will greatly profit. Strong currents of biblical truth flow from Rollock's pen and rise to the surface through Denlinger's excellent translation."" --J. V. Fesko, Academic Dean, Professor of Systematic and Historical Theology, Westminster Seminary California ""A first-class historical theologian and Latinist has translated a first-class sixteenth-century Reformed theologian on the subject of the covenant. Few are better equipped than Dr. Denlinger for opening up to us the goldmine of theology from Robert Rollock. I am thrilled to see this exciting theological work in English."" --Mark Jones, Minister, Faith Vancouver Presbyterian Church ""Too often the story of the development of Reformed theology covers a few major figures in the early to mid-sixteenth century before leapfrogging into the seventeenth century. With this excellent translation and these judicious selections, Aaron Denlinger has done us all a great service by drawing our attention to the sinews that account for the development of orthodox Reformed theology in the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries."" --R. Scott Clark, Professor of Church History and Historical Theology, Westminster Seminary California ""What a delight to have Robert Rollock's catechism on the divine covenants in English translation! Denlinger's presentation of these materials (along with a translation of relevant portions of Rollock's Romans commentary pertaining to the covenant) brings a fresh portrait to the emergence and growth of Reformed federal theology; and his fine introductory essay reveals new aspects of Scottish covenant theology in particular. This book is a most welcome addition to scholarship treating Robert Rollock and covenant theology."" --J. Mark Beach, Professor of Ministerial and Doctrinal Studies, Mid-America Reformed Seminary; Author of Christ and the Covenant: Francis Turretin's Federal Theology as a Defense of the Doctrine of Grace