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The Belgic Confession, Article I (7)

H C Hoeksema·1961-09-15
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The same reference to the attribute of God's omnipotence is found in the New Testament in the divine name. In II Corinthians 6:18 it is combined with the name Lord, as follows: "And will be a Father unto you, and ye shall be my sons and daughters, saith the Lord Almighty." And in I Timothy 6:15 God is called "the only Potentate." Secondly, we may ask: what is the testimony of Scripture as to the meaning of this divine perfection? And then we may observe, in the first place, that Scripture...

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Author
H C Hoeksema
Date

1961-09-15

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Scripture References
Isaiah 40:26
Jeremiah 10:10-13
Psalms
Psalms 115Psalms 29Psalms 29:4Psalms 33
Genesis 18:9-15
Luke 1:37
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