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Preaching from the Heidelberg Catechism (1)

Gerald VandenBerg·1961-12-15
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One of the oldest customs in Reformed Churches is the practice of preaching once a Sunday from the Heidelberg Catechism. It is said that the practice began as early as 1566. Twelve years later the Synod of Dordt decided that after the Lord's Supper had been served on Sunday afternoons the minister should proceed to preach on the Catechism as usual but it was not until 1586 that a synodical decision governing this matter was incorporated into the Church Order. At that time the Synod of 's...

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Gerald VandenBerg
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1961-12-15

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