Welcome back to another episode of five minutes in church history. On this episode I have a very special guest. I have Dr. Kevin DeYoung and we are going to give you your dream, Kevin. We are going to send you to a deserted island and let you just read books.

So you can take five books with you to this deserted island, so let's start.

What are you going to take?

Boy, I don't know, this is a lot of pressure. For sure, Turretin.

Excellent. I'm going to take Turretin, I'm going to take the three volumes.

Can I tell you something very quickly?

Yeah. I was just reading in one of R.C's books,

a contemporary book on the doctrine of God,

and in the back flyleaf, he wrote,

every reformed student should study Turritin. Yeah.

So he'd be so happy with your first choice.

I know.

I could tell all these years that knew that Dr.

Turritin is there.

It's like in the background.

Turritin's there. I'm going to take a hymnal so I can sing so I can study. I guess I'll do the Trinity

hymnal. It's short that I don't know if I want to use up but again my my background and my heritage

okay here's what I'll do I'll take Ursinus's commentary on the Heidelberg

Catechism so you get the catechism I get the caticism and I get the

commentary and this is Zacharias or Sinus that's right who is one of the

writers yeah the principal author of the Heidelberg catechism so I'm going to take that you know if I haven't finished my dissertation yet. I'm going to take the works of John Witherspoon

If I have I'll probably want to not see those for a while

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