Guilt, Grace and Gratitude

2 Volume Set

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500 in stock

Weight 3.4 lbs
Dimensions 8.8 × 5.75 × 2.75 in
ISBN 9780851518022
Binding

Clothbound

Topic

Catechisms/Confessions, General Theology

Original Pub Date

2001

Banner Pub Date

Aug 1, 2001

Page Count

1,000

Format

Book

Book Description

Guilt, Grace, and Gratitude is a moving exposition of the great truths of the Heidelberg Catechism, showing how every doctrine of the faith has a bearing on the life, strength and comfort of the people of God.

When Frederick III, known to history as ‘The Pious’, came to Heidelberg in Germany as the new ruler of the Palatinate in 1559 he vowed to go to the Word of God every night for wisdom…Part of the fruit of Frederick’s vow was the Heidelberg Catechism.

The opening question and answer are famous: ‘What is your only comfort, in life and death? That I belong – body and soul, in life and death – not to myself but to my faithful Saviour, Jesus Christ, who at the cost of his own blood has fully paid for all my sins…’

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