Ought the Confession of Faith to Be Revised
Ought the Confession of Faith to Be Revised
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I understand him to mean that the Confession taken at large nowhere recognizes ade- quately the freedom of the great Gospel offer, and man's consequent responsibility for rejecting it. But certainly this is somewhat rationally charged. It can hardly be said that the Confession nowhere teaches that " the eternal decree of God hinders no one from accepting the Gospel, " when everywhere the Confession teaches that God is not the au- thor of sin (would it not be a sin to refuse the Gospel ?), and t...hat by the decree no " violence is offered to the will of the creature " (III. 1), nor is his liberty taken away (III. 1), and when it teaches that God freely proclaims the Gospel to all, as we shall immediately see. For to affirm that the Confession does not teach that the offer to all men is free, and that their acceptance of it would be saving, is to forget some of its most emphatic passages. The Confession indicates the duty of translating the Bible " into the vulgar language of every nation, " on the ground that thereby, " the word of (xod dwelling in all plentifully, they may worship him in 60 CONFESSIONAL REVISION.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I understand him to mean that the Confession taken at large nowhere recognizes ade- quately the freedom of the great Gospel offer, and man's consequent responsibility for rejecting it. But certainly this is somewhat rationally charged. It can hardly be said that the Confession nowhere teaches that " the eternal decree of God hinders no one from accepting the Gospel, " when everywhere the Confession teaches that God is not the au- thor of sin (would it not be a sin to refuse the Gospel ?), and t...hat by the decree no " violence is offered to the will of the creature " (III. 1), nor is his liberty taken away (III. 1), and when it teaches that God freely proclaims the Gospel to all, as we shall immediately see. For to affirm that the Confession does not teach that the offer to all men is free, and that their acceptance of it would be saving, is to forget some of its most emphatic passages. The Confession indicates the duty of translating the Bible " into the vulgar language of every nation, " on the ground that thereby, " the word of (xod dwelling in all plentifully, they may worship him in 60 CONFESSIONAL REVISION.
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