The Image of Both Pastors Set Forth

In this seminal Reformation treatise, one of history’s most influential theologians outlines the stark contrast between the true shepherd and the false hireling. Written during the height of the Swiss Reformation, this work serves as a foundational blueprint for Christian leadership, emphasizing biblical integrity and the priority of the Gospel over institutional corruption. Readers will explore a timeless vision for the pastoral office, grounded in the sacrifice of Christ and a devotion to the spiritual welfare of the flock. An essential read for those interested in church history, theology, and the enduring standards of faithful ministry.