The following article, The Antithesis, is taken from the book Doctrine According to Godliness by Ronald Hanko, published by the Reformed Free Publishing Association (RFPA), Jenison, Michigan, in 2004 (pages 208–209). It has been translated into Urdu by Pastor Arslan Ul Haq of the Reformed Church of Pakistan.
The following article, The Essence of Faith, is taken from the book Doctrine According to Godliness by Ronald Hanko, published by the Reformed Free Publishing Association (RFPA), Jenison, Michigan, in 2018 (pages 192–194). It has been translated into Urdu by Pastor Arslan Ul Haq of the Reformed Church of Pakistan.
The following article, God’s Simplicity or Perfection, is taken from the book Doctrine According to Godliness by Ronald Hanko, published by the Reformed Free Publishing Association (RFPA), Jenison, Michigan, in 2012 (pages 56–57). It has been translated into Urdu by Pastor Arslan Ul Haq of the Reformed Church of Pakistan.
The following article, The Gospel: A Call—not an Offer, is a thought-provoking piece by Ronald Hanko, emphasizing that the gospel should not be viewed as a mere “offer” dependent on human will, but as a sovereign and effectual call from God to His elect. The author contrasts the modern use of the word “offer” with … Read more
Introduction to the Compendium The Compendium of the Christian Religion is a very old document, having been used in the Reformed churches for over 400 years. It was first prepared by Hermanus Faukelius, who was installed as minister of the Reformed Church in Middelburg in 1599. At the request of his elders, he prepared this document … Read more
The Form of Presbyterial Church-Government was authored by the Westminster Assembly, which convened from 1643 to 1648. It was formally approved by the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland at the Assembly in Edinburgh on 10 February 1645, Session 16, to serve as a regulation for the governance of the Church. This esteemed work has been … Read more
The Form of Presbyterial Church-Government was authored by the Westminster Assembly, which convened from 1643 to 1648. It was formally approved by the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland at the Assembly in Edinburgh on 10 February 1645, Session 16, to serve as a regulation for the governance of the Church. This esteemed work has been … Read more
The Form of Presbyterial Church-Government was authored by the Westminster Assembly, which convened from 1643 to 1648. It was formally approved by the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland at the Assembly in Edinburgh on 10 February 1645, Session 16, to serve as a regulation for the governance of the Church. This esteemed work has been … Read more
The Form of Presbyterial Church-Government was authored by the Westminster Assembly, which convened from 1643 to 1648. It was formally approved by the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland at the Assembly in Edinburgh on 10 February 1645, Session 16, to serve as a regulation for the governance of the Church. This esteemed work has been … Read more
The Form of Presbyterial Church-Government was authored by the Westminster Assembly, which convened from 1643 to 1648. It was formally approved by the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland at the Assembly in Edinburgh on 10 February 1645, Session 16, to serve as a regulation for the governance of the Church. This esteemed work has been … Read more