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Covenant and election are two of the most prominent and most important truths in Scripture. They run through the Bible like two grand, harmonious themes in symphony. These two doctrines and their relation are the twofold subject of this book. The author illumines covenant and election from the...
Click to look inside It is often said that the Reformed doctrines of election and God's covenant with believers and their children discourage or even impede missions and evangelism. Though those claims are erroneous, the reality is that Reformed circles have often inadvertently given them credibility by neglecting...
NEW in 2024! Click here for a study guide to The Wonder of Grace. This guide was written by Kyle Bruinooge, who teaches New Testament and Worldviews at Covenant Christian High School. "The questions in this study guide are of varying forms. Some questions are simply...
Unfolding Covenant History is a series that includes Old Testament history syllabi written by the late Homer C. Hoeksema, with additional syllabi written by David J. Engelsma, his successor as Professor of Dogmatics and Old Testament at the Protestant Reformed Theological Seminary in Wyoming, Michigan. Recognizing the work's potential for...
Unfolding Covenant History is an ongoing series of books that plans to cover the history of God’s covenant in the Old Testament. Therefore, it is not a verse-by verse or even chapter-by-chapter study of the Old Testament Scriptures. History. While the books do interact with the non-historical parts...
Unfolding Covenant History is a series that includes Old Testament history syllabi written by the late Homer C. Hoeksema, with additional syllabi written by David J. Engelsma, his successor as Professor of Dogmatics and Old Testament at the Protestant Reformed Theological Seminary in Wyoming, Michigan. Recognizing the work's potential for...
Unfolding Covenant History is a series that includes Old Testament history syllabi written by the late Homer C. Hoeksema, with additional syllabi written by David J. Engelsma, his successor as Professor of Dogmatics and Old Testament at the Protestant Reformed Theological Seminary in Wyoming, Michigan. Recognizing the work's potential for...
Written by two young ministers embroiled in conflict, this book was originally published in Dutch in 1923. Dead aim is taken at the doctrine of common grace, and great care is taken to prove its errors using Scripture and the Reformed creeds. The doctrine of the antithesis and the organic...
Click to look inside Brought into English for the first time is this commentary on the Reformed baptism form by Bastiaan Wielenga, a prominent minister of the word in the Reformed Churches in the Netherlands (GKN) in the early to mid 1900s. This commentary sets forth, defends, and...
Click to look inside It is often said that the Reformed doctrines of election and God's covenant with believers and their children discourage or even impede missions and evangelism. Though those claims are erroneous, the reality is that Reformed circles have inadvertently given them credibility by neglecting evangelism...