CHAPTER TWO: THE STARTING POINT OF THE DOCTRINE OF COMMON GRACE “This is like the days of Noah to me: as I swore that the waters of Noah should no more go over the earth, so I have sworn that I will not be angry …
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INTRODUCTION When God’s patience waited in the days of Noah. 1st Peter 3:20 § 1 With its appearance in 1878, the initial summons to duty that De Heraut sounded throughout our country once again bore witness to our people regarding the Calvinistic confession of our …
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PREFACE The Reformed paradigm has suffered no damage greater than its deficient development of the doctrine of common grace. The cause for this deficiency was the struggle to preserve its hard-won position, a tireless battle with pen and sword. Wrestling to dislodge the ecclesiastical monopoly …
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