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Exposition of the Canons, Second Head of Doctrine, Of the Death of Christ, and the Redemption of Men Thereby: Rejection of Errors, Article 5

H C Hoeksema·1956-08-03
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Article V. Who teach: That all men have been accepted unto the state of reconciliation and unto the grace of the covenant, so that no one is worthy of condemnation on account of original sin, and that no one shall be condemned because of it, but that all are free from the guilt of original sin. For this opinion is repugnant to Scripture which teaches that we are by nature children of wrath. Eph. 2:3. Article V. Who teach: That all men have been accepted unto the state of reconciliation and...

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H C Hoeksema
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1956-08-03

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Scripture References
Ephesians 2:32 Corinthians 5:18Colossians 1:19-22
Confessional References
CoD Second Head
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