Brief Bio-notes on Mr. (Rev. Dr. Prof.) Geoffrey Bromiley (1915-2009)

Mr. (Rev. Dr. Prof.) Bromiley, that tweedy" and very "High-End" academic and scholar of the "Highest" caliber of the "first-order magnitude. A "tall and very High-ended mind" up in the academic stratosphere.   By comparison, we are a rather "low-ended" and "low-minded" breed.  Mr. Bromiley was one of our better Churchmen.  He's in the category of Mr. (Rev. Dr. Prof.) Philip Edgcumbe Hughes. We refer not to Churchmanship when talking about "High or Low," but to doctrine, worship, piety and first-rate Anglican scholarship. An old school and dependable Anglican too. This brief Wiki-bio, while brief, entirely fails to mention Mr. Bromiley's infamous and scholarly translation of Kittel's 10-volume New Testament Dictionary, a veritable mine for Greek studies. But, we've corrected that serious oversight here. It also failed to mention Mr. Bromiley's "Thomas Cranmer," a handy and credible little work. 

Here's the brief Wiki-bio.

"Geoffrey W. Bromiley (1915 - August 7, 2009) was a church historian and historical theologian. He was professor

emeritus at Fuller Theological Seminary, having been Professor of Church History and Historical Theology there from 1958 until his retirement in 1987."[1]

"Bromiley, born in Bromley Cross, Lancashire, England, in 1915, earned his MA at Cambridge University and his PhD, DLitt, and DD at the University of Edinburgh. Ordained in the Church of England, he served from 1951 to 1958 as Rector of St. Thomas’s Church, Edinburgh. In 1958, he accepted the appointment as Professor of Church History and Historical Theology at Fuller, where he served until his retirement in 1987."[1]

"Geoffrey W. Bromiley died on August 7, 2009.

"Writings

• The Baptism of Infants, 1955, 1976 & 1977, Vine Books (Out of print, but now available online through the Church Society website)
• Children of Promise: The Case for Baptizing Infants, 1979, Eerdmans,
• God and Marriage, 1980, Eerdmans
• Historical Theology: An Introduction, 2000, T & T Clark
• Introduction to the Theology of Karl Barth, 2000, T & T Clark

Bromiley also co-edited the English translation of Karl Barth's Church Dogmatics series with T. F. Torrance.

Whilst not all his original work, Bromiley is also listed as Author of the Fully Revised Edition of.

• International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, 1979, Eerdmans

Notes
1. ^ a b Fuller Mourns the Loss of Geoffrey Bromiley

External links
• Fuller Mourns the Loss of Geoffrey Bromiley
• Geoffrey Bromiley, Christianity Today
• Geoffrey Bromiley at TheologicalStudies
• The Baptism of Infants at Church Society

Online writings
• Only God is Free, Christianity Today, Feb 2002