I've plugged this once but now R. Scott Clark has weighed in so it is worth another plug.
See https://heidelblog.net/2017/01/help...ted-reformed-theologians-for-english-readers/
"Gijsbertus Voetius (1589–1676) is perhaps the linchpin of Dutch Reformed theology in the 17th century. To shift metaphors, he is the Grand Central Station of Reformed orthodoxy in the Netherlands. In one way or another all the various trains seem to run through or connect to Voetius. If you have not heard of his name you are not alone....."
Even a little bit will help get there if enough have an interest in this translation being done.
See https://heidelblog.net/2017/01/help...ted-reformed-theologians-for-english-readers/
"Gijsbertus Voetius (1589–1676) is perhaps the linchpin of Dutch Reformed theology in the 17th century. To shift metaphors, he is the Grand Central Station of Reformed orthodoxy in the Netherlands. In one way or another all the various trains seem to run through or connect to Voetius. If you have not heard of his name you are not alone....."
Even a little bit will help get there if enough have an interest in this translation being done.
