Creeds & Confessions
The Canons of Dort Series by Dr. R. Scott Clark
Bavinck Byeon
2019. 5. 15. 15:08
The Canons of Dort Series by Dr. R. Scott Clark
- The Canons of Dort (1): Introduction And Background
- Canons of Dort (2): The Crisis Intensifies
- The Canons of Dort (3): Synod Approaches
- Canons of Dort (4): Unconditional Grace
- Canons of Dort (5): God Ordains Means to Call His Elect
- Canons of Dort (6): God is the Cause of Election But Not Of Reprobation
- Canons of Dort (7): God Graciously Chose His Elect Out of the Mass of Fallen Humanity
- Canons of Dort (8): There is only one Kind of Election
- Canons Of Dort (9): The God Who Elects Unconditionally Does Not Change
- Canons of Dort (10): Unconditional Grace Gives Assurance
- The Doctrine Of Predestination Is Edifying and Should Be Taught Wisely
- Canons of Dort (12): We Judge God’s Will From Scripture
- The Canons of Dort (13): Predestination Is A Mystery
- Canons of Dort (14): only We Sinned But only God Saves
- Canons of Dort (15): The Death of Christ Is Of Infinite Worth
- Canons of Dort (16): Scripture Teaches Both the Free Offer of the Gospel And Definite Atonement
- Canons of Dort (17): The Offer of the Gospel Is Genuine But So Is Unbelief
- Canons of Dort (18): It Was God’s Sovereign Will To Accomplish For and Apply Redemption To All The Elect
- Canons of Dort (19): Unconditional Atonement
- Canons of Dort (20): God Unconditionally Saves Those Who Are Totally Unable to Save Themselves
- Canons of Dort (21): The Atonement Is Not Universal But The Offer Of The Gospel Is
- Canons of Dort (22): The Application of Redemption Is A Mystery Wrought Through Means
- Canons of Dort (23): God Not only Sovereignly Gives New Life But He Uses Means To Do It
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