The Binding Decisions of a Reformed Synod
This article was written by Prof. David J. Engelsma in the 6/1/1991 issue of The Standard Bearer. _____________ It cannot be said that Protestant Reformed people are wrapped up in the annual meeting of synod. Unless there is a case of special interest to the churches, visitors at synod are few. Seldom is the church building packed at the worship service with which synod begins. It is doubtful that the members wait with bated breath for the decisions of synod in the Acts. Nevertheless, it...
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