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Lord’s Day 26, Chapter 3: The Meaning of Holy Baptism (2) / Lord’s Day 27, Chapter 1: The Sign and Its Meaning (1)

Herman Hoeksema·1949-06-01
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3. The Meaning of Holy Baptism, (cont.) 3. The Meaning of Holy Baptism, (cont.) In general, of course, we may say that as a sacrament baptism serves to declare more fully and seals "the promise of the gospel". Cf. Qu. 66. That is, it declares the promise of the gospel to us more fully: not, of course, than the Word, but more fully with the Word. The Word is always the chief means of grace: and without the Word the sacraments mean nothing. But they are supplementing that Word by obsignating...

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Herman Hoeksema
Date

1949-06-01

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Scripture References
Acts 2:23
John 2:25
Hebrews
Hebrews 4:1Hebrews 6:17Hebrews 11:9
Romans
Romans 4:13Romans 9:8
Ephesians 1:13
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