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Rev. H. Hoeksema page

1968-12-01
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time is the introductory section of the first essay, which I will quote: P" "For more than one reason I have looked forward to this oc casion with eager anticipation, and I am glad that it has come. p First of all, it gives me pleasure to think that the interest in I matters of such a purely doctrinal nature as that of common grace p, is still alive in our circles. It cannot be called a character- I istic of our age in general that it is...

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