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The Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 52Question 127: Which is the sixth petition? Question 128: How dost thou conclude thy prayer? Question 129: What does "Amen" signify?
2026-03-1600 min2026-03-1500 min2026-03-1400 min2026-03-1300 min2026-03-1200 min2026-03-1100 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 46Question 120: Why has Christ commanded us to say "Our Father"? Question 121: Why is it added, "Which art in heaven"?
2026-03-1000 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 45Question 116: Why is prayer necessary? Question 117: What are the requisites of acceptable prayer? Question 118: What has God commanded us to ask? Question 119: What are the words of that prayer?
2026-03-0900 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 44Question 113: What does the tenth commandment require? Question 114: Can those converted perfectly keep these commandments? Question 115: Why preach them if none can keep them?
2026-03-0800 min2026-03-0700 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 42Question 110: What does God forbid in the eighth commandment? Question 111: What does God require in this commandment?
2026-03-0600 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 41Question 108: What does the seventh commandment teach? Question 109: Does God forbid only adultery?
2026-03-0500 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 40Question 105: What does God require in the sixth commandment? Question 106: Does this speak only of murder? Question 107: Is it enough not to kill?
2026-03-0400 min2026-03-0300 min2026-03-0200 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 37Question 101: May we swear by God's name? Question 102: May we swear by saints?
2026-03-0100 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 36Question 99: What is required in the third commandment? Question 100: Is profaning God's name a heinous sin?
2026-02-2800 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 35Question 94: What does God enjoin in the first commandment? Question 95: What is idolatry? Question 96: What does God require in the second commandment? Question 97: Are images not to be made? Question 98: May images be tolerated in churches?
2026-02-2700 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 34Question 92: What is the law of God? Question 93: How are these commandments divided?
2026-02-2600 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 33Question 88: Of how many parts does conversion consist? Question 89: What is the mortification of the old man? Question 90: What is the quickening of the new man? Question 91: What are good works?
2026-02-2500 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 32Question 86: Why must we still do good works? Question 87: Cannot they be saved who continue in wickedness?
2026-02-2400 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 31Question 83: What are the keys of the kingdom? Question 84: How is the kingdom opened and shut by preaching? Question 85: How is it opened and shut by discipline?
2026-02-2300 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 30Question 80: What difference between the Lord's supper and the popish mass? Question 81: For whom is the Lord's supper instituted? Question 82: Are unbelievers also to be admitted?
2026-02-2200 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 29Question 78: Do the bread and wine become Christ's body and blood? Question 79: Why does Christ call the bread his body?
2026-02-2100 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 28Question 75: How art thou assured in the Lord's Supper? Question 76: What is it to eat Christ's body and drink his blood? Question 77: Where has Christ promised this?
2026-02-2000 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 27Question 72: Is baptism the washing away of sin? Question 73: Why does the Holy Ghost call baptism the washing of regeneration? Question 74: Are infants also to be baptized?
2026-02-1900 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 26Question 69: How art thou assured by baptism? Question 70: What is it to be washed with Christ's blood and Spirit? Question 71: Where has Christ promised this?
2026-02-1800 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 25Question 65: Whence does faith proceed? Question 66: What are the sacraments? Question 67: Are word and sacraments ordained to direct our faith to the cross? Question 68: How many sacraments has Christ instituted?
2026-02-1700 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 24Question 62: Why cannot our good works be our righteousness? Question 63: Do not our good works merit reward? Question 64: Does not this doctrine make men careless?
2026-02-1600 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 23Question 59: What does it profit thee that thou believest all this? Question 60: How art thou righteous before God? Question 61: Why sayest thou that thou art righteous by faith only?
2026-02-1500 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 22Question 57: What comfort does the resurrection of the body afford? Question 58: What comfort from life everlasting?
2026-02-1400 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 21Question 54: What believest thou concerning the holy catholic church? Question 55: What is the communion of saints? Question 56: What believest thou concerning the forgiveness of sins?
2026-02-1300 min2026-02-1200 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 19Question 50: Why is it added, "and sitteth at the right hand of God"? Question 51: What profit is this glory of Christ unto us? Question 52: What comfort that Christ shall come to judge?
2026-02-1100 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 18Question 46: How dost thou understand "he ascended into heaven"? Question 47: Is not Christ with us even to the end? Question 48: Are these two natures separated? Question 49: Of what advantage is Christ's ascension?
2026-02-1000 min2026-02-0900 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 16Question 40: Why was it necessary for Christ to humble himself unto death? Question 41: Why was he also buried? Question 42: Why must we also die? Question 43: What further benefit from Christ's sacrifice? Question 44: Why is there added, "he descended into hades"?
2026-02-0800 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 15Question 37: What dost thou understand by "He suffered"? Question 38: Why did he suffer under Pontius Pilate? Question 39: Is there anything more in his being crucified?
2026-02-0700 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 14Question 35: What is the meaning of "He was conceived by the Holy Ghost, born of the virgin Mary"? Question 36: What profit dost thou receive by Christ's holy conception and nativity?
2026-02-0600 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 13Question 33: Why is Christ called the "only begotten Son" of God? Question 34: Wherefore callest thou him "our Lord"?
2026-02-0500 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 12Question 31: Why is he called "Christ"? Question 32: But why art thou called a Christian?
2026-02-0400 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 11Question 29: Why is the Son of God called "Jesus"? Question 30: Do such believe in Jesus who seek salvation elsewhere?
2026-02-0300 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 10Question 27: What dost thou mean by the providence of God? Question 28: What advantage is it to know that God upholds all things?
2026-02-0200 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 9Question 26: What believest thou when thou sayest, "I believe in God the Father, Almighty, Maker of heaven and earth"?
2026-02-0100 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 8Question 24: How are these articles divided? Question 25: Why speakest thou of Father, Son, and Holy Ghost?
2026-01-3100 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 7Question 20: Are all men saved by Christ? Question 21: What is true faith? Question 22: What is necessary for a Christian to believe? Question 23: What are these articles?
2026-01-3000 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 6Question 16: Why must he be very man and perfectly righteous? Question 17: Why must he be also very God? Question 18: Who then is that Mediator? Question 19: Whence knowest thou this?
2026-01-2900 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 5Question 12: Is there no way by which we may escape that punishment? Question 13: Can we ourselves make this satisfaction? Question 14: Can any creature satisfy for us? Question 15: What sort of mediator must we seek?
2026-01-2800 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 4Question 9: Does not God then do injustice to man? Question 10: Will God suffer such disobedience to go unpunished? Question 11: Is not God then also merciful?
2026-01-2700 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 3Question 6: Did God then create man so wicked and perverse? Question 7: Whence then proceeds this depravity of human nature? Question 8: Are we then so corrupt that we are wholly incapable of doing any good?
2026-01-2600 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 2Question 3: Whence knowest thou thy misery? Question 4: What does the law of God require of us? Question 5: Canst thou keep all these things perfectly?
2026-01-2500 minThe Daily HeidelbergLord's Day 1Question 1: What is thy only comfort in life and death? Question 2: How many things are necessary for thee to know, that thou, enjoying this comfort, mayest live and die happily?
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1689 Second London Baptist Confession of FaithChapter 32: Of the Last JudgmentIn this episode, Chapter 32 of the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith is presented. Titled "Of the Last Judgment," the chapter explores the confession's teachings on the final judgment of all mankind. It delves into the biblical principles concerning the resurrection of the dead, the judgment of both the just and the unjust, and the eternal destinies of individuals. The episode provides a detailed narration of the confession's doctrinal stance on the Last Judgment and its significance in Christian eschatology.
2024-03-1001 min1689 Second London Baptist Confession of FaithChapter 31: Of the State of Man after Death, and of the Resurrection of the DeadI appreciate your engagement. In this episode, Chapter 31 of the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith is featured. Titled "Of the State of Man after Death, and of the Resurrection of the Dead," the chapter explores the confession's doctrinal stance on the state of humanity after death and the future resurrection. It delves into the biblical principles regarding the destiny of both the righteous and the wicked, emphasizing the importance of these beliefs in shaping Christian eschatology. The episode provides a detailed narration of the confession's teachings on these profound aspects of Christian theology.
2024-03-1001 min1689 Second London Baptist Confession of FaithChapter 30: Of The Lord’s SupperIn this episode, Chapter 30 of the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith is presented. Titled "Of the Lord's Supper," the chapter explores the confession's teachings on this sacrament. It delves into the biblical foundations, purpose, and proper administration of the Lord's Supper. The episode provides a detailed narration of the confession's doctrinal stance on this ordinance, emphasizing its significance in remembering and proclaiming the sacrifice of Christ.
2024-03-1003 min1689 Second London Baptist Confession of FaithChapter 29: Of BaptismIn this episode, Chapter 29 of the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith is featured. Entitled "Of Baptism," the chapter provides a detailed exploration of the confession's teachings on the ordinance of baptism. It delves into the biblical principles, mode, subjects, and purpose of baptism, elucidating the confession's doctrinal stance on this sacrament. The episode offers a comprehensive narration of the confession's perspective on the significance and practice of baptism within the Christian faith.
2024-03-1001 min1689 Second London Baptist Confession of FaithChapter 28: Of Baptism and the Lord’s SupperIn this episode, Chapter 28 of the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith is presented. Titled "Of Baptism and the Lord's Supper," the chapter explores the confession's teachings on these sacraments. It delves into the biblical foundations, significance, and proper administration of both baptism and the Lord's Supper. The episode provides a detailed narration of the confession's doctrinal stance on these ordinances and their vital role in expressing and strengthening the faith of believers within the context of the Church.
2024-03-1000 min1689 Second London Baptist Confession of FaithChapter 27: Of the Communion of SaintsIn this episode, Chapter 27 of the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith is featured. Titled "Of the Communion of Saints," the chapter explores the confession's doctrinal perspective on the fellowship and unity among believers. It delves into the biblical principles governing the communion of saints, emphasizing mutual responsibilities, love, and support within the Christian community. The episode provides a clear narration of the confession's teachings on the significance of shared faith and fellowship among believers.
2024-03-1001 min1689 Second London Baptist Confession of FaithChapter 26: Of the ChurchChapter 26 of the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith is featured. Titled "Of the Church," the chapter delves into the confession's theological perspective on the nature and function of the Church. It explores biblical principles governing the constitution and authority of the Church, covering topics such as the communion of saints, the ministry, and the ordinances. The episode provides a comprehensive narration of the confession's teachings concerning the vital role of the Church in the life of believers.
2024-03-1007 min1689 Second London Baptist Confession of FaithChapter 25: Of MarriageIn this episode, Chapter 25 of the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith is presented. Titled "Of Marriage and Divorce," the chapter outlines the confession's doctrinal stance on the sacred institution of marriage. It explores the biblical foundations of marriage, emphasizing its divine design and purposes. Additionally, the episode covers the confession's teachings on lawful and unlawful unions, as well as the solemnity of the marriage covenant.
2024-03-1001 min1689 Second London Baptist Confession of FaithChapter 24: Of The Civil MagistrateIn this episode, Chapter 24 of the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith is presented. Titled "Of the Civil Magistrate," the chapter elaborates on the confession's doctrinal stance regarding the role and responsibilities of civil authorities. It explores the biblical principles guiding the relationship between the government and its citizens, emphasizing the limits of authority and the duty to uphold justice. The episode provides a thorough narration of the confession's teachings on civil magistracy.
2024-03-1001 min1689 Second London Baptist Confession of FaithChapter 23: Of Lawful Oaths and VowsIn this episode, you'll hear a reading of Chapter 23 from the 1689 London Baptist Confession titled "Of Lawful Oaths and Vows." This chapter covers the confession's stance on the proper use of oaths and vows. It affirms that a lawful oath is part of religious worship, wherein the person swearing solemnly calls upon God to witness the truth of what they assert or promise. The chapter provides guidelines on the proper taking of oaths, stating they must be taken with all holy fear and reverence. It also addresses the nature and obligations of vows, which are to be taken advisedly, performed...
2024-03-1001 min1689 Second London Baptist Confession of FaithChapter 22: Of Religious Worship and the Sabbath DayThis episode contains a reading of Chapter 22 titled "Of Religious Worship and the Sabbath Day" from the 1689 London Baptist Confession. The chapter outlines the confession's teachings on the worship that is due to God from His creatures. It covers the inward and outward elements of worship, affirming that God is to be worshipped in spirit and truth according to His own will. The chapter provides instructions on the proper regulation of worship, the roles of ministers, and the validation of worship by the Holy Scriptures alone. It also expounds on the confession's view of the Christian Sabbath, upholding the continued...
2024-03-1004 min1689 Second London Baptist Confession of FaithChapter 21: Of Christian Liberty and Liberty of ConscienceIn this episode, you'll hear a reading of Chapter 21 from the 1689 London Baptist Confession on "Of Christian Liberty and Liberty of Conscience." This chapter covers the confession's teachings regarding the liberty that believers have in Christ. It affirms that the soul liberty and freedom believers enjoy includes freedom from sin, condemnation, the curse of the law, and the bondage of human traditions and doctrines. The chapter expounds on the nature of this liberty of conscience, allowing believers to have faith in and obey God according to their understanding of His Word. It also sets boundaries, stating this liberty is not...
2024-03-1001 min1689 Second London Baptist Confession of FaithChapter 20: Of the Gospel and the Extent of the Grace ThereofThis episode features a reading of Chapter 20 from the 1689 London Baptist Confession, titled "Of the Gospel and the Extent of the Grace Thereof." The chapter outlines the confession's teachings on the gospel of the grace of God. It covers how the gospel contains a free and gracious call to all people to repent and believe in Christ as the only way of salvation. The chapter affirms that the gospel promise of eternal life is presented indiscriminately to sinners, including those who are called to embrace the grace of Christ by faith. It also touches on the necessity of embracing the...
2024-03-1002 min1689 Second London Baptist Confession of FaithChapter 19: Of the Law of GodIn this episode, you'll hear a reading of Chapter 19 titled "Of the Law of God" from the 1689 London Baptist Confession. This chapter covers the confession's teachings on the moral law of God given in the ten commandments. It affirms that this law is perpetually binding, teaching us the perfect rule of righteousness and binding all people to full conformity and obedience. The chapter expounds on the law's various uses, such as revealing the holiness of God, uncovering sin, restraining evil, and providing a rule of life for believers. It also touches on how the law cannot justify believers yet points...
2024-03-1003 min1689 Second London Baptist Confession of FaithChapter 18: Of the Assurance of Grace and SalvationThis episode contains a reading of Chapter 18 from the 1689 London Baptist Confession on "Of the Assurance of Grace and Salvation." The chapter expounds on the confession's teachings regarding the assurance believers can have of their salvation. It affirms that such assurance is not a bare conjectural probability, but an infallible certainty grounded upon the divine truth of the promises of salvation, the testimony of the Spirit witnessing with the spirits of believers, and the evidences of grace within their hearts and lives. The chapter covers how this assurance is desired, obtained, and maintained by believers, and addresses issues like its...
2024-03-1002 min1689 Second London Baptist Confession of FaithChapter 17: Of the Perseverance of the SaintsIn this episode, you'll hear a reading of Chapter 17 from the 1689 London Baptist Confession titled "Of the Perseverance of the Saints." This chapter sets forth the confession's doctrine that those who are truly regenerate, being born again of the Spirit, can neither totally nor finally fall from a state of grace. It affirms that the perseverering saints are eternally upheld and kept by the power of God through faith unto salvation. The chapter covers the grounds for this perseverance, such as God's unchangeable love, the efficacy of Christ's obedience and intercession, the Spirit's indwelling, and the nature of the covenant...
2024-03-1002 min1689 Second London Baptist Confession of FaithChapter 16: Of Good WorksThis episode features a reading of Chapter 16 titled "Of Good Works" from the 1689 London Baptist Confession. The chapter outlines the confession's doctrine regarding good works done by believers. It affirms that only works that proceed from a heart purified by faith, are done in obedience to God's commandments, and are aimed at glorifying God can be considered truly good works. The chapter covers the necessity of good works in believers' lives, not as a ground of justification, but as evidence of a living faith and gratitude to God. It also touches on the acceptance and rewards attached to the good...
2024-03-1003 min1689 Second London Baptist Confession of FaithChapter 15: Of Repentance Unto Life and SalvationIn this episode, you'll hear a reading of Chapter 15 from the 1689 London Baptist Confession on "Of Repentance Unto Life and Salvation." This chapter covers the confession's teachings on biblical repentance as an evangelical grace. It describes repentance as a gospel blessing, wherein a person is made sensible of the manifold evils of their sin, so as to be humbled for it with godly sorrow, detestation of it, and self-abhorrence. The chapter outlines the nature, causes, and effects of such repentance unto life. It also distinguishes it from other kinds of sorrow and repentance found in the unregenerate. The necessity of...
2024-03-1002 min1689 Second London Baptist Confession of FaithChrist 14: Of Saving FaithThis episode contains a reading of Chapter 14 from the 1689 London Baptist Confession titled "Of Saving Faith." The chapter expounds on the confession's teachings regarding the nature of true, saving faith in Jesus Christ. It defines saving faith as the work of the Spirit of Christ in the hearts of the elect, enabling them to believe to the saving of their souls. The chapter covers how saving faith receives and rests upon Christ alone for justification, sanctification, and eternal life by virtue of the covenant of grace. It also touches on issues like the objects and acts of saving faith, its...
2024-03-1001 min1689 Second London Baptist Confession of FaithChapter 13: Of SanctificationIn this episode, you'll hear a reading of Chapter 13 titled "Of Sanctification" from the 1689 London Baptist Confession. This chapter outlines the confession's doctrine on the sanctification of believers. It covers how those who are united to Christ and effectually called are progressively sanctified by the Word and Spirit dwelling in them. The chapter describes sanctification as the process by which believers are renewed in the whole person after the image of God, having the seeds of repentance unto life and all other saving graces put into their hearts. It also addresses the indwelling sin that remains in believers and the...
2024-03-1001 min1689 Second London Baptist Confession of FaithChapter 12: Of AdoptionThis episode features a reading of Chapter 12 from the 1689 London Baptist Confession on "Of Adoption." The chapter outlines the confession's teachings regarding the adoption of believers into the family of God. It affirms that through Christ, the elect are adopted as sons and daughters of God, receiving the spirit of adoption and all the privileges that come with being co-heirs with Christ. The chapter covers how adoption is a free gift, rooted in God's grace alone, not based on any foreseen qualities in the adopted. It also touches on the assurance believers can have of their adoption and the benefits...
2024-03-1000 min1689 Second London Baptist Confession of FaithChapter 11: Of JustificationIn this episode, you'll hear a reading of Chapter 11 titled "Of Justification" from the 1689 London Baptist Confession. This chapter lays out the confession's doctrine on the justification of sinners before God. It covers the nature of justification as an act of God's free grace, wherein He pardons all sins and accounts the sinner as righteous in His sight. The chapter explains that justification is through faith alone in Christ and His righteousness imputed to believers, not by any works they have done. It also touches on topics like justification from eternity, the role of good works, and the state of...
2024-03-1002 min1689 Second London Baptist Confession of FaithChapter 10: Of Effectual CallingThis episode contains a reading of Chapter 10 from the 1689 London Baptist Confession on "Of Effectual Calling." The chapter expounds on the confession's teachings regarding God's effectual call to salvation. It covers how those whom God has predestined unto life are effectually called by His Word and Spirit out of their natural state into grace and salvation. The chapter delves into the aspects of this effectual call, including its timing, the operations of the Spirit, and the response it produces in the soul. It also affirms that only the elect are effectually called according to God's free grace and good pleasure.
2024-03-1002 min1689 Second London Baptist Confession of FaithChapter 9: Of Free WillIn this episode, you'll hear a reading of Chapter 9 from the 1689 London Baptist Confession titled "Of Free Will." This chapter sets forth the confession's doctrine regarding human free will and moral ability. It addresses the condition of man's will before and after the Fall into sin. The chapter outlines how man has lost all ability to will any spiritual good accompanying salvation, and describes the necessity of God's grace for conversion. It also touches on the issue of whether the human will is forced or acts freely in response to God's effectual calling to salvation.
2024-03-1001 min1689 Second London Baptist Confession of FaithChapter 8: Of Christ the MediatorThis episode features a reading of Chapter 8 from the 1689 London Baptist Confession on "Of Christ the Mediator." The chapter outlines the confession's teachings concerning the person and work of Jesus Christ as the mediator between God and man. It affirms Christ's eternal existence as the Son of God and His incarnation by taking on human nature. The chapter covers Christ's offices of prophet, priest, and king, as well as His work of obedience, suffering, death, resurrection, and continuing intercession for the elect. It also touches on Christ's role as the head and savior of the church.
2024-03-1005 min1689 Second London Baptist Confession of FaithChapter 7: Of God’s CovenantIn this episode, you'll hear a reading of Chapter 7 from the 1689 London Baptist Confession titled "Of God's Covenant." This chapter lays out the confession's doctrine regarding the covenants between God and man. It covers the covenant of works made with Adam and the covenant of grace made with Christ, the second Adam. The chapter expounds on the distinctions between these two covenants, as well as the administration of the covenant of grace under the Old and New Testaments. It also touches on the roles of the law and the gospel in relation to the covenants.
2024-03-1001 min1689 Second London Baptist Confession of FaithChapter 6: Of the Fall of Man, of Sin and the Punishment thereofThis episode contains a reading of Chapter 6 titled "Of the Fall of Man, of Sin and the Punishment thereof." The chapter outlines the confession's teachings on the origin of sin through the disobedience and Fall of our first parents, Adam and Eve. It describes how sin entered the world, and how by Adam's transgression, he lost the righteousness and communion with God he was created in. The chapter also covers the imputation of Adam's sin to his posterity and the corruption of human nature that resulted from the Fall. Additionally, it addresses the just punishment and miseries that befell mankind...
2024-03-1002 min1689 Second London Baptist Confession of FaithChapter 5: Of Divine ProvidenceIn this episode, you'll hear a reading of Chapter 5 from the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith on "Of Divine Providence." This chapter sets forth the confession's doctrine concerning God's continuous oversight, upholding and governing of all His creatures and their actions. It covers how God's providence extends to even the smallest details, yet in such a way that does not make God the author of sin nor violate the free agency of intelligent creatures. The chapter affirms God's wise, holy, and unfailing providence over all things.
2024-03-1003 min1689 Second London Baptist Confession of FaithChapter 4: Of CreationThis episode features a reading of Chapter 4 from the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith, titled "Of Creation." The chapter outlines the confession's teachings on God's work in creating the universe and all things that exist. It affirms that in the beginning, by the word of His power, God made all things out of nothing within the span of six days and all very good. The chapter also covers God's continued preservation and governance of His creation.
2024-03-1001 min1689 Second London Baptist Confession of FaithChapter 3: Of God's DecreeIn this episode, you'll hear a reading of Chapter 3 from the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith, titled "Of God's Decree." This chapter lays out the confession's teachings on the eternal decrees of God. It covers God's free and unchangeable plan by which He has foreordained all things that come to pass for His own glory. The chapter outlines how God's decrees extend to all creatures, actions, and things - from the greatest to the most insignificant. It affirms that God's decrees are most wise, holy, and unchangeable.
2024-03-0903 min1689 Second London Baptist Confession of FaithChapter 2: Of God and of the Holy TrinityThis episode contains a reading of Chapter 2 from the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith, titled "Of God and of the Holy Trinity." The chapter expounds on the confession's doctrine concerning the nature and attributes of the one true God, who is presented as a living, sovereign, and eternal Being. It affirms the Trinity - the coexistence of three distinct persons, the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, who are of one substance, power, and eternity. The chapter delves into the shared divine perfections and operations of the Triune Godhead.
2024-03-0903 min1689 Second London Baptist Confession of FaithChapter 1: Of the Holy ScripturesThe opening chapter outlines the confession's teachings regarding the divine inspiration, inerrancy, authority, and sufficiency of the Holy Bible as the complete Word of God. It establishes the 66 books of the Old and New Testaments as the entire canon of sacred Scripture.
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