Lord’s Day 31, Chapter 3: The Preaching of the Promise (3)
It is self-evident that if the preaching of the gospel is to be a key power, to open and to shut the kingdom of heaven, it must produce a very definite sound. It must not be a vague, general offer of salvation, but must proclaim the whole counsel of God. The more definitely and sharply the promise is proclaimed in the preaching, the more effective an instrument it will be for Christ to open and to shut the kingdom of heaven. As was said before, the preaching must have a four-fold effect. It...
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