RICHARD B. GAFFIN, JR. Not so widely known among the writings of John Murray are two articles on systematic theology which appeared in this Journal in 1963.1 These articles are important because, written just a few years prior to his retirement, they provide us with his matured reflection on the field in which he labored with such distinction as a teacher and writer. Significant also is the fact that of the two articles the second in its entirety is given