Believers and Their Seed, Arminianism Injected Into the Covenant (Chapter 2b)
(continued from September 15 issue) (continued from September 15 issue) But in the way in which Prof. Heyns wants to explain this part of the Baptism Form a very strange conception is distilled from it. However, it is very plain that this conception of Prof. Heyns is forced upon the Baptism Form. This Form certainly furnishes no basis for the professor's conception of the covenant. How would the professor, on the same ground and with the same conception in mind, nevertheless be able to take...
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