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Reformed Dogmatics, Vol. 3: Sin and Salvation in Christ looks at the fallen nature of Creation through a reformed microscope. Bavinck dissects and lays open the origin, nature, and punishment for Sin. In the second section of this powerful work, Bavinck introduces us to the Covenant nature of Grace and then to the person of Jesus Christ. Bavinck then expounds on the work of Christ; His...

in short, in exchanging the divine mode of existence (μορφη θεου) for the human (μορφη δουλου). And the moment this had taken place, his humiliation (ταπεινωσις) began and consisted in being and remaining obedient to God until death. Christ’s whole life from his conception to his death, accordingly, was a humiliation resulting from his obedience, an ever-deeper entering into the communion of our sin and an ever-advancing self-removal from the joys of heaven. His circumcision (Luke 2:21) served as
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