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Systematic Theology: In Catechism Form
I just got this in the mail from Reformation Heritage Books (RHB): Essential Truths in the Heart of a Christian by Wilhlemus Schortinghuis. (If you’re Dutch, that’s Nodige Waarheden in h… more →
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The Law is Not of Faith
Timothy wrote 1 week ago: Office Hours edition… This great episode of Office Hours with Westminster Seminary’s pro … more →
Was the Covenant of Works Gracious?
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R. Scott Clark wrote 2 weeks ago: It is widely held in the modern period that it was. To deny that strikes many today as absurd, as im … more →
Office Hours Special: The Law is Not of Faith
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R. Scott Clark wrote 2 weeks ago: Thanks to David VanDrunen, John Fesko, and Brian Estelle for putting in some Office Hours this week … more →
Systematic Theology: In Catechism Form
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Reformed Reader wrote 4 weeks ago: I just got this in the mail from Reformation Heritage Books (RHB): Essential Truths in the Heart of … more →
Temple Mount Riots...
modres wrote 1 month ago: If anyone has been paying any attention, we have seen Arabs creating situations on the Temple Mount … more →
For the Sake of His Name
modres wrote 1 month ago: Ezekiel is a fascinating book. In fact, the man Ezekiel is a fascinating man, who lived a fascinati … more →
Audio: Nine Points (Part 6) The Difference Between the Covenants of Works and Grace
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R. Scott Clark wrote 1 month ago: Nine Points of Synod Schereville (part 6) This talk is part of the ongoing series in the adult class … more →
Was there Grace Before the Fall?
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Brenden wrote 1 month ago: This is a great question. Some would say there is, and that therefore we can’t speak (as does … more →
Calvin on Law and Gospel
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Reformed Reader wrote 1 month ago: In an outstanding section of Calvin’s commentary on 2 Corinthians 3.4-11, he makes a great Ref … more →
The W1R1 Virus
Brenden wrote 1 month ago: Darryl G. Hart at Old Life talks about our propensity towards unbelief in the shape of moral effort … more →
Thomas Boston on Gospel Sanctification
Brenden wrote 1 month ago: “The gospel method of sanctification, as well as of justification, lies so far out of the ken of nat … more →
Why Do Some Reformed People Corrupt the Gospel of Grace?
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R. Scott Clark wrote 1 month ago: Because it is our natural tendency to do so. It is our natural tendency to add works to grace as par … more →
Audio: Exposition of the Nine (Part 5): The Difference Between Works and Grace
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Spurgeon on Covenant Theology
Brenden wrote 1 month ago: Covenant theology might not be something one necessarily expects from a Baptist preacher. But it is … more →
The Two Covenants of Galatians 4.24
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Reformed Reader wrote 2 months ago: The old-school Dutch Reformed divine, Johannes VanderKemp, was a solid defender of the good old Refo … more →
A series on Covenant Theology...
Timothy wrote 3 months ago: At the Pilgrim People blog… He ends recently with a very helpful post on Richard Sibbes and hi … more →
"The Christian View of Man"
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Benjamin P. Glaser wrote 4 months ago: A quick word before I hit the hay tonight. I just finished Machen’s The Christian View of Man … more →
That which appeared to be normal... Christ's Active and Passive Obedience
Timothy wrote 4 months ago: A Prologue, Ministerial Beginnings… In continuing to show Himself to be the Son of Man from th … more →
The Marrow of Modern Divinity on the Covenant of Works
R. Scott Clark wrote 4 months ago: Todd is reading the Marrow and finding it strangely relevant. … more →
