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The Synod of Dordt

Herman Hanko·1999-10-01
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Historical Introduction "l"l 7hen the Calvinistic Reformation came to the Netherlands, there were many V V priests and monks who left the Romish Church and were given ministerial status in the Reformed Church. Some of these were good men who broke with Rome under deep convictions of the truth. Many were evil men who, with wet fingers held high in the ecclesiastical winds that blew, saw that the power of Rome was broken in the Netherlands. They were determined to abandon a sinking ship. For...

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Author
Herman Hanko
Date

1999-10-01

Source
British Reformed Journal
Scripture References
Romans 9
John
John 3:36John 3John 2:2John 15:5
Luke 10
Ephesians 2:8-9
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