The Belgic Confession and missions (3)

Rev. Daniel Kleyn argues that the Belgic Confession, far from being irrelevant to missionary work, possesses inherent missionary character both historically (in its original context as a witness against Roman Catholicism) and theologically (in its faithful summary of Scripture's teachings). This article demonstrates how specific doctrinal content of the Belgic Confession, particularly its teaching on God's self-revelation through creation and Scripture, directly supports and guides the church's missional labors.