An Aid to the Heidelberg Catechism (Biblia.com)

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Thelemann’s exposition on the Heidelberg Catechism is a faithful representation of the doctrines and truths which constitute the heritage of the Reformed churches, and to which most of these churches are still devoted in faithful allegiance and loyalty of heart. The type of doctrine which is characteristic of the Reformed churches in all lands has been the means of making heroes and martyrs in...

b) In health of body. The common saying is, “Health is the most important thing.” But “to-day red, to-morrow dead.” Ps. 90:6, they are like grass. c) In obstinacy, Ps. 2:3, Jonah 4:9. An example is Agag, 1 Sam. 15:32. d) In dissipation, by worldly pleasures, amusements and drunkenness, 1 John 2:17, Luke 6:25, Isa. 22:13, 14, Isa. 5:22, 24, or in frivolity. “I live, how long I know not; I die, and when I know not; I go, and where I know not; And I wonder that yet I am happy.” e) In other men, as if

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