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John Calvin (Commentaries on the Prophet Jeremiah and the Lamentations, vol. 1, pp. 259–260)

[T]hey did not regard the hand of him who smote them. (Is. 9:13.) For he does not say that they were so senseless as not to feel the strokes; but that the hand of God was not seen by them; and yet this is the principal thing in our sorrow. For if we blindly and violen...

Friends,

As we have all seen, AI is nearly in every sphere, including theology and personal life. One of the problems that I have come across multiple times with the most common AI chat models in relation to theology is the unknown sourcing, the feedback that sounds right but doesn't quite sit right, and AI being confidently wrong. To that end, I have been building ...

Hi brothers, some may be interested in the launch of a new website, featuring the Bay Psalm Book of 1640, complete with tunes and recordings.

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The Bay Psalm Book was completed by a committee of Massachusetts Puritan Ministers, including John Cotton and John Elliot,...

I've noticed that in many evangelical Presbyterian & Reformed denominations, there are three courts of the church, as opposed to the four outlined in Form of Presbyterial Church-Government, where it states: "It is lawful, and agreeable to the word of God, that there be a subordination of congregational, classical, provincial, and national assemblies, for the governmen...

I have read all of Bavinck's four volumes. One of my classes has the abridged one volume work. I can't reach my prof yet, but if I have all of the four volumes, is there any content in the one volume that isn't in the four volumes?
Bavinck, Herman. Reformed Dogmatics: Abridged in One Volume.