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Part Two, Chapter 11. Synod’s Proof for the Third Point

Herman Hoeksema·1934-07-01
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- Did the synod of 1924 claim to find proof for the implications of the third point in the Confessions? Indeed; it mentions the Canons of Dordrecht, III, IV, 4; and the Netherland or Belgic Confession, Art. 36. - What do you read in the Canons, III, IV, 4? The entire article reads as follows: "There remain, however, in man since the fall, glimmerings of natural light, whereby he retains some knowledge of God, of natural things, and of the differ­ence between good and evil, and discovers...

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Herman Hoeksema
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1934-07-01

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Romans
Romans 1:19Romans 1:21Romans 1:32
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BC Article 36
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