I have known James B. Jordan and Peter J. Leithart for several years. I think I can say without any exaggeration that their lectures and writings enabled me to read the Bible through new eyes and to appreciate the depth and richness of it. However, they helped me to understand not only the Bible better but also see the manifold implications of its teaching in such fields like art and culture, history and politics, to mention few of them. In my opinion the special feature of their method is to allow the Bible to speak for itself and not to try to impose on it the philosophical categories and ideas to which we all are so much accustomed. Both of them proved to be committed ministers as they visited Eastern Europe several times to teach at theological conferences and family camps for what I am very grateful. I hope and pray that the Trinity Institute will be a place where many people will acquire a better knowledge of the Word of God and be better equipped to serve Him in the world.
Bogumil Jarmulak, Pastor of Ewangeliczny Zbor Reformowany, Poznan, Poland
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