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An absolute classic and essential resource for serious theological study, Francis Turretin’s Institutes of Elenctic Theology, originally written in Latin, was a standard work in theological education for two hundred years. It was required reading at old Princeton Seminary. As a historical work, this collection provides invaluable documentation of one of the most influential works of systematic...

upon each of their hearts?” (De peccato originali declaratio, ad Urbanum Rhegium [1526], CR 92.379). XXIII. The various sacrifices of the Gentiles do not prove that they had a knowledge of God’s mercy in Christ. For they were not offered so much to obtain his saving grace (which cannot become known to man without a revelation since its exercise is altogether free) as to appease his justice (which is known by nature and its exercise necessary). Are God and divine
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