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Showing 10 results for “conditional covenant”

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Evil Fruits of the Conditional Covenant (1)

Russell Dykstra·2007-02-15

First, the most obvious element is found in its name -- the conditional covenant insists that God requires man to fulfill a condition. The covenant is usually described as an agreement between God and man, where God promises to give to man the blessing of eternal life on the condition that man does

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Covenant Courtship (7) Subjection to the Head

Aaron Lim·2010-05-01

Covenant, Dating

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I Remember Herman Hoeksema: Personal Remembrances of a Great Man (3)

David Engelsma·2008-11-01

However, the covenant promise and the covenant itself are conditional. Whether the promise is fulfilled in the everlasting salvation of a child and whether a child remains in the covenant depend upon conditions the child himself must perform. The covenant is conditional, that is, dependent upon work

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George M. Ophoff: Polemicist (23)

Herman Hanko·1978-02-01

While therefore, we maintained that the promise is uncon­ditionally fulfilled by sovereign grace, they maintained that the promise of the covenant was only realized in those who accepted the promise by faith. They therefore maintained a general and conditional covenant which was dependent for its fu

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Rev. C. Hanko – Chapter 22: Prof. Schilder Comes to America

Karen VanBaren·2007-04-01

He regarded the covenant as a framework, a sphere in which God gathers His church in the line of successive generations of believers. He held that all baptized children of believing parents are included in the covenant and receive the covenant promise: “I will be thy God.” But this is a conditional

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The Covenant Controversy (6): The Covenant God

Herman Veldman·1948-02-15

God's Covenant with Man Unilateral

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The Covenant and Our Friendships

Marvin Kamps·1988-06-01

Negatively, 1)  Not a covenant which is merely a temporary contractual relationship between God and man, which would imply various divine stipulations and conditions to be fulfilled by man. 2) Nor a covenant established conditionally with every child born in the Church. 3) Why not: a) This very pr

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God’s Covenant: A Blessed Truth

Herman Hanko·1988-09-01

The agreement of the covenant is concluded at such a time as man on his part accepts the provisions and promises set forth by God, assumes responsibility for keeping his side of the agreement, and promises to remain faithful to the covenant just concluded. Many objections can be raised against this

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Two Different Covenants, Two Different Schools (1)

Russell Dykstra·2004-02-17

This covenant is not a conditional agreement, but an unconditional relationship formed by God. God takes His people unto Himself and makes them to be of His own party. Within the covenant, they become living and active in the life of fellowship with God. Therefore, this covenant is not a means to an

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Implications of Public Confession (9) Our Bond with the Believers

Abraham Kuyper·2015-03-01

A covenant or a contract is mutually endorsed. It is always unethical to make a person promise a thing of whose implication he is unaware. The promise in question here establishes a bond between the church and her members in full. Obviously that bond mat not be secretly or surreptitiously imposed up