Dogmatic Theology, Volum 2Scribner, 1888 |
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Adam Adam and Eve Adam's apostasy Arminian asserts atonement Augustine baptism believer Biblical body Calvin Calvinistic Christ's atonement Christian church common grace consciousness corruption covenant created creation creature death denotes desire difference distinction divine nature doctrine endless eternal evil ex nihilo existence faith Father finite flesh God-man God's grace guilt Hades hath heart heaven hell Holy Spirit human nature implies imputation incarnation inclination individual infinite Jesus Christ John justice Logos Lord Luke man's Matt means mediator ment mercy moral obedience object Old Testament original original sin penalty person physical posterity propagation punishment reason Redeemer redemption regeneration repentance resurrection retribution retributive justice righteousness salvation sanctification says Scripture self-determination Sheol sinful sinner soul species substance suffering teaches temptation term Texts thee things thou tion traducianism transgression trinitarian Turrettin union unto vicarious atonement volition voluntary Westminster Westminster Larger Catechism wicked word