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First published in 1585, The Marks of God’s Children by Jean Taffin became an instant classic in Dutch and French Reformed circles. Taffin offers comfort and encouragement to those engaged in spiritual warfare. Grounded in Reformed confessional orthodoxy, this spiritual reflection provides an astute understanding of the “marks” of God’s grace and salvation, and is still relevant today. This is...

God commands us to love him with all our heart, with all our mind, and with all our soul. However, since in this life we can know God only partially and dimly, we can also love him only partially and feebly in this life. Perfect love is reserved for life in heaven. Augustine also maintained this when he said, “All believers should long to appear before God without spot or wrinkle. But since the best and most perfect we can be in this life is no more than to increase daily in these matters, we will
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