Lord’s Day 12, Chapter 3: Christ our Chief Prophet (1)
Chapter 3: Christ our Chief Prophet Thus far we saw that the Lord God had formed the first man Adam in such a way, and placed him in such a relation to Himself, that he could function as God's officebearer, as His friend servant in the midst of the earthly creation. We called attention, too, to the threefold implication of this office of man: he was prophet to know his God rightly, and to glorify Him in all things and before all creation; he was priest, in order that he might consecrate...
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