Philadelphia Confession of Faith · Chapter 20

Of the Gospel, and of the Extent of the Grace thereof

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1. The Covenant of Works being broken by Sin, and made unprofitable unto Life, God was pleased to give forth the Promise of Christ, the Seed of the Woman, as the Means of calling the Elect, and begetting in them Faith and Repentance; in this Promise, the^a Gospel, as to the Substance of it, was revealed, and therein effectual, for the Conversion and Salvation of Sinners.^b

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aGenesis 3:15
bRevelation 13:8

Related texts

Second London Baptist Confession of Faith (1689) 20.1

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