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Heidelberg Catechism Q/A 50
50. Why is it added, And sits at the right hand of God? A. Christ ascended into heaven to manifest Himself there as Head of His Church, through whom the Father governs all things. … more →
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Jeremy Walker wrote 2 days ago: Reformed Confessions of the 16th and 17th Centuries in English Translation (Volume 1: 1525-1552) co … more →
Heidelberger Katechismus - Der "Heidelberger"
David wrote 1 week ago: Heidelberger Katechismus – Der “Heidelberger”. … more →
How are you right with God?
Keren wrote 1 week ago: Heidelberg Catechism 60 Question: How are you right with God? Answer: Only by true faith in Jesus Ch … more →
Hating God?
reveds wrote 1 week ago: Q. 3. Where do you learn of your sin and its wretched consequences? A. From the Law of God. Q. 4. Wh … more →
William Ames on the Heidelberg Catechism « Green Baggins
David wrote 2 weeks ago: Green Baggins is reading Ames’ A Sketch of the Christian Catechism. … more →
Heidelberg Catechism Question of the Day
Michael Brewer wrote 2 weeks ago: Question 18. Who then is that Mediator, who is in one person both very God, and a real righteous man … more →
I Belong to God...
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reveds wrote 3 weeks ago: Q. 1. What is your only comfort, in life and in death? A. That I belong–body and soul, in life … more →
Walking Through Heidelberg part 37
Andrew Logue wrote 3 weeks ago: Question 37: What do you understand by the word “suffered”? Answer: That during his whol … more →
Justification and Final Jugdment
Timothy wrote 3 weeks ago: Is there a final justification at the Final Judgment and what do the Reformed confessions say? The a … more →
Walking Through Heidelberg part 34
Andrew Logue wrote 3 weeks ago: Question 34: Why do you call him “our Lord”? Answer: Because—not with gold or silver, b … more →
Heidelberg Catechism Question of the Day
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Michael Brewer wrote 4 weeks ago: Question 17. Why must he in one person be also very God? Answer: That he might, by the power of his … more →
Heidelberg Catechism Question of the Day
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Michael Brewer wrote 1 month ago: Question 16. Why must he be very man, and also perfectly righteous? Answer: Because the justice of G … more →
Heidelberg Catechism Question of the Day
Michael Brewer wrote 1 month ago: Question 14. Can there be found anywhere, one, who is a mere creature, able to satisfy for us? Answe … more →
Does God do injustice to man?
Berean wrote 1 month ago: Question: Does not God then do injustice to man by requiring of him in His Law that which he cannot … more →
Heidelberg Catechism Question of the Day
Michael Brewer wrote 1 month ago: Question 13. Can we ourselves then make this satisfaction? Answer: By no means; but on the contrary … more →
Heidelberg Catechism Question of the Day
Michael Brewer wrote 1 month ago: Question 12. Since then, by the righteous judgment of God, we deserve temporal and eternal punishmen … more →
Walking Through Heidelberg part 29
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Andrew Logue wrote 1 month ago: We’re now moving into another section, “Deliverance: God the Son” Question 29: Why … more →
Heidelberg Catechism Question of the Day
Michael Brewer wrote 1 month ago: Question 11. Is not God then also merciful? Answer: God is indeed merciful, but also just; therefore … more →
Heidelberg Catechism Question of the Day
Michael Brewer wrote 1 month ago: Question 10. Will God suffer such disobedience and rebellion to go unpunished? Answer: By no means; … more →
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