What Is the Reformed Faith?

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Weight 0.08 lbs
Dimensions 7.25 × 4.8 × 0.2 in
ISBN 9780851513263
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Booklet

Topic

Doctrines of Grace, Reformed Theology

Original Pub Date

1981

Banner Pub Date

Oct 1, 1991

Page Count

24

Scripture

New Testament

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Booklet

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Booklets

Book Description

In this helpful booklet, John Richard de Witt explains the great hallmarks of the Reformed faith:

  • the centrality of the Bible
  • the sovereignty of God
  • the wonder of grace
  • the quality of the Christian life
  • the place of the law and the gospel
  • the biblical view of the world
  • the importance of true preaching

In other words, it is biblical Christianity in its truest and most consistent form. Far from being an anachronism, the Reformed faith alone gives adequate expression to the gospel for today’s world.

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