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Lord’s Day 5, Chapter 2: The Impossibility of Satisfaction

Herman Hoeksema·1942-09-15
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In questions and answers 13 and 14 the Heidelberg Catechism demonstrates that, as far as we are concerned, our work, our efforts, our good intentions, the way is absolutely closed: through our own efforts we can never escape punishment and again be received into favor with God. This must become quite clear, before we can even begin to speak of a divinely wrought salvation through our mediator Jesus Christ. God will give His glory to no other. He does not step in to save man as long as there is...

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Herman Hoeksema
Date

1942-09-15

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Scripture References
Isaiah 40:25Romans 11:33-36
Confessional References
HC Lord's Day 5
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