The authors discusses the Holy Spirit, sin, and divine grace in Abstract of Principles of 1858. The opening subject is “God is revealed to us as father, son and Holy spirit each with distinct personal attributes, but without division of nature, essence or being.”
A brief profession of Christian faith in the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, confessing Christ’s life and resurrection, the church, forgiveness, and the life to come.
A confession of the Trinity and the person of Christ, explaining the unity of God, the distinction of the three persons, and Christ’s divinity and humanity.
A confession of the Trinity and the person of Christ, explaining the unity of God, the distinction of the three persons, and Christ’s divinity and humanity.
The Synod of Dort responds to disputed teachings on election, Christ’s death, conversion, grace, and perseverance, setting out its conclusions alongside rejected positions.