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This unique work compiles all of Geerhardus Vos’ academic articles written for journals and magazines at the turn of the twentieth century. Primarily pulling from the Princeton Theological Review, The Bible Student, and the Presbyterian and Reformed Review, these articles address specialized and specific theological explorations, controverseys, and discussions of his day. Articles include: •...

Our Lord did not come to found a new religion, but simply to usher in the fulfilment of something promised long beforehand. In the Old Testament God is frequently represented as the King of the Universe not only, but also as the King of Israel in a special, redemptive sense. He became so at the time of the deliverance from Egypt and the organization of Israel on the basis of the covenant, Ex. 19:4–6, cpr. Deut. 33:4, 5. In this sense God’s kingdom first meant a present, real relation between Himself