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The Belgic Confession, Article IV (3)

H C Hoeksema·1962-05-01
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Thus far in our study of the formation of the Old Testament canon we have seen, in the first place, that the Old Testament has the sanction of Christ Himself and of His apostles, so that it is impossible to believe in Christ and not to believe the Scriptures, that is, the Old Testament, which Be believed. In the second place, we have seen that it can also be determined which books were included in that Old Testament canon. We cited one historical witness in this connection; and more could be...

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