References
Books, articles, and quotes cited in the class. A source appears once, no matter how many times it is quoted.
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 1.2-3 - The Canon of Scripture
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 1.4-5 - The Authority of Scripture
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 1.6 - The Sufficiency of Scripture
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 1.7 - The Clarity of Scripture
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 1.8 - The Preservation of Scripture
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 1.9 - The Interpretation of Scripture
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 1.10 - The Supreme Judge of Scripture
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 2.1-2 - Who Is God?
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 2.3 - The Holy Trinity
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 3.1-3.2 - The Eternal Plan of God
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 3.3-3.5 - Predestination and Foreordination
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 3.6 - Order of Salvation
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 3.7-3.8 - Sovereign Reprobation
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 4.1 - Creation
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 4.2 - Imago Dei
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 5.1 - Providence
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 5.2 - Concurrence
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 5.3 - Ordinary and Extraordinary Providence
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 5.4-5.5 - The Question of Evil
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 5.6-5.7 - Judicial Hardening
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 6.1-6.2 - The Fall into Sin and Its Consequences
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 6.3-6.4 - Universality of Sin and Total Depravity
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 6.5-6.6 - Indwelling Sin in the Believer
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 7.1 - God's Covenants
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 7.2 - The Covenant of Works
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 7.3 - The Covenant of Grace
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 7.4 - Testament and Testator
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 7.5-7.6 - The Covenant of Grace in the New Testament
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 8.1 - Christ the Chosen Mediator
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 8.2 - Hypostatic Union: The Union of Christ's Two Natures
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 8.3 - Christ Equipped to Fulfill All Righteousness for Us
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 8.4 - Christ's Humiliation and Exaltation
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 8.5 - Jesus' Passive and Active Obedience
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 8.6 - Christ's Redemption in the Old Testament
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 8.7 - The Communication of Attributes
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 8.8 - Redemption Applied by the Mediator
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 9.1 - The Will of Man
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 9.3 - The State of Man After the Fall — Inability
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 9.4 - The State of Regeneration
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 9.5 - The State of Glory
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 10.1 - Effectual Calling
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 10.2 - The Grace of Effectual Calling
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 10.3 - Elect Infants
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 10.4 - Called But Not Chosen
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 11.1 - Justification Defined
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 11.2 - Faith the Instrument of Justification
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 11.3 - Justification — Obedience and Satisfaction
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 11.4 - Justification — Eternity, Past, Present
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 11.5 - Fatherly Displeasure
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 11.6 - Justification in the Old Testament
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 12 - Partakers of the Grace of Adoption
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 13.1 - Mortification of Sin
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 13.2 - Continual and Irreconcilable War
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 13.3 - Perfecting Holiness
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 14.1 - Ministry of the Word and Spirit
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 14.2-14.3 - By This Faith
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 15.1-15.6 - An Evangelical Grace Preached by All for All Sinners to Repent
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 16.1 - Works Devised by Men
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 16.2-16.7 - Good Works Are the Evidence of Faith and a Gift of God
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 17.1 - The Believer's Eternal Security
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 17.2-17.3 - Preserved by the Love of the Triune God
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 18.1-18.2 - Being Assured of the State of Grace by the Inward Testimony of the Holy Spirit
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 18.3-18.4 - Our Infallible Assurance, Yet Sometimes Shaken
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 19.1 - Covenant Made with Adam
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 19.2 - The Ten Commandments
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 19.3-19.7 - The Threefold Division and Three Uses of the Law
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 20 - Liberty in Christ Who Alone Binds the Conscience
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 21.1 - The Regulative Principle of Worship
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 21.2 - Contra Idolatry
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 21.3-21.4 - Theology of Prayer
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 21.5-21.6 - True Worship of God
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 21.7-21.8 - The Christian Sabbath
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 22 - Lawful Oaths in God's Name Only
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 23 - Church and State
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 24.1 - Against Polygamy
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 24.2-24.3 - The Purpose of Marriage and Not Being Unequally Yoked
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 24.5-24.6 - The Biblical View of Divorce
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 25 - The Church Universal
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 26 - Christian Fellowship and Charity
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 27.1-27.3 - Holy Signs and Seals of the Covenant of Grace
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 27.4-27.5 - Only Two Sacraments
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 28.1-28.3 - A Sacramental Means of Grace and Sign and Seal
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 28.4 - Infant Baptism Is Covenantal Baptism
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 28.5-28.7 - Contra Ex Opere Operato
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 29 - The Sacrament of His Body and Blood
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 30.1 - Church Elders Given the Keys to the Kingdom
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 30.2-30.4 - Church Discipline
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 31 - The Church's Creed and Confessions
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 32.1 - The Intermediate State
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 32.2 - Resurrection of the Body
Monergism, WCF Study Guide 33 - Christ's Coming on That Last Day
Carl Trueman, The Credal Imperative
Carl Trueman, Why Christians Need Confessions
Kevin DeYoung, What Does the Bible Teach About the Responsibility of Those Who Govern the Nations? 1 quote
Introduction
Article, , Why Christians Need Confessions
Book, , The Credal Imperative
Chapter 1
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 1.2-3 - The Canon of Scripture
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 1.4-5 - The Authority of Scripture
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 1.6 - The Sufficiency of Scripture
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 1.7 - The Clarity of Scripture
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 1.8 - The Preservation of Scripture
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 1.9 - The Interpretation of Scripture
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 1.10 - The Supreme Judge of Scripture
Chapter 2
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 2.1-2 - Who Is God?
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 2.3 - The Holy Trinity
Chapter 3
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 3.1-3.2 - The Eternal Plan of God
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 3.3-3.5 - Predestination and Foreordination
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 3.6 - Order of Salvation
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 3.7-3.8 - Sovereign Reprobation
Chapter 4
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 4.1 - Creation
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 4.2 - Imago Dei
Chapter 5
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 5.1 - Providence
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 5.2 - Concurrence
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 5.3 - Ordinary and Extraordinary Providence
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 5.4-5.5 - The Question of Evil
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 5.6-5.7 - Judicial Hardening
Chapter 6
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 6.1-6.2 - The Fall into Sin and Its Consequences
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 6.3-6.4 - Universality of Sin and Total Depravity
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 6.5-6.6 - Indwelling Sin in the Believer
Chapter 7
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 7.1 - God's Covenants
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 7.2 - The Covenant of Works
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 7.3 - The Covenant of Grace
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 7.4 - Testament and Testator
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 7.5-7.6 - The Covenant of Grace in the New Testament
Chapter 8
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 8.1 - Christ the Chosen Mediator
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 8.2 - Hypostatic Union: The Union of Christ's Two Natures
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 8.3 - Christ Equipped to Fulfill All Righteousness for Us
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 8.4 - Christ's Humiliation and Exaltation
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 8.5 - Jesus' Passive and Active Obedience
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 8.6 - Christ's Redemption in the Old Testament
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 8.7 - The Communication of Attributes
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 8.8 - Redemption Applied by the Mediator
Chapter 9
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 9.1 - The Will of Man
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 9.3 - The State of Man After the Fall — Inability
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 9.4 - The State of Regeneration
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 9.5 - The State of Glory
Chapter 10
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 10.1 - Effectual Calling
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 10.2 - The Grace of Effectual Calling
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 10.3 - Elect Infants
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 10.4 - Called But Not Chosen
Chapter 11
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 11.1 - Justification Defined
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 11.2 - Faith the Instrument of Justification
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 11.3 - Justification — Obedience and Satisfaction
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 11.4 - Justification — Eternity, Past, Present
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 11.5 - Fatherly Displeasure
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 11.6 - Justification in the Old Testament
Chapter 12
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 12 - Partakers of the Grace of Adoption
Chapter 13
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 13.1 - Mortification of Sin
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 13.2 - Continual and Irreconcilable War
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 13.3 - Perfecting Holiness
Chapter 14
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 14.1 - Ministry of the Word and Spirit
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 14.2-14.3 - By This Faith
Chapter 15
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 15.1-15.6 - An Evangelical Grace Preached by All for All Sinners to Repent
Chapter 16
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 16.1 - Works Devised by Men
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 16.2-16.7 - Good Works Are the Evidence of Faith and a Gift of God
Chapter 17
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 17.1 - The Believer's Eternal Security
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 17.2-17.3 - Preserved by the Love of the Triune God
Chapter 18
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 18.1-18.2 - Being Assured of the State of Grace by the Inward Testimony of the Holy Spirit
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 18.3-18.4 - Our Infallible Assurance, Yet Sometimes Shaken
Chapter 19
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 19.1 - Covenant Made with Adam
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 19.2 - The Ten Commandments
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 19.3-19.7 - The Threefold Division and Three Uses of the Law
Chapter 20
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 20 - Liberty in Christ Who Alone Binds the Conscience
Chapter 21
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 21.1 - The Regulative Principle of Worship
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 21.2 - Contra Idolatry
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 21.3-21.4 - Theology of Prayer
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 21.5-21.6 - True Worship of God
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 21.7-21.8 - The Christian Sabbath
Chapter 22
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 22 - Lawful Oaths in God's Name Only
Chapter 23
Article, , What Does the Bible Teach About the Responsibility of Those Who Govern the Nations?
While one could argue that Paul would command a different sort of prayer under different circumstances, there is no evidence from 1 Timothy 2:2, or from anything else Paul writes, that he expected or demanded the governing authorities promote Christianity above other religions. Of course, Paul didn’t live in a country or an empire with any Christian heritage or with a Christian majority. To say Paul did not require the promotion of Christianity from the governing authorities is not the same as saying he forbade it. We should not think 1 Timothy 2:2 prevents Christians from praying for more than “a peaceful and quiet life.” At the same time, it seems fair to conclude from Romans 13 and 1 Timothy 2 that if the governing authorities encourage what is good, punish what is evil, and protect the church from persecution, then they are fulfilling the mandate Paul had in mind. This conclusion also resonates with aphorisms about kings in the book of Proverbs and is consistent with the example of the Old Testament, where the pagan nations were punished, above all else, for mistreating God’s people.
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 23 - Church and State
Chapter 24
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 24.1 - Against Polygamy
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 24.2-24.3 - The Purpose of Marriage and Not Being Unequally Yoked
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 24.5-24.6 - The Biblical View of Divorce
Chapter 25
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 25 - The Church Universal
Chapter 26
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 26 - Christian Fellowship and Charity
Chapter 27
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 27.1-27.3 - Holy Signs and Seals of the Covenant of Grace
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 27.4-27.5 - Only Two Sacraments
Chapter 28
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 28.1-28.3 - A Sacramental Means of Grace and Sign and Seal
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 28.4 - Infant Baptism Is Covenantal Baptism
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 28.5-28.7 - Contra Ex Opere Operato
Chapter 29
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 29 - The Sacrament of His Body and Blood
Chapter 30
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 30.1 - Church Elders Given the Keys to the Kingdom
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 30.2-30.4 - Church Discipline
Chapter 31
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 31 - The Church's Creed and Confessions
Chapter 32
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 32.1 - The Intermediate State
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 32.2 - Resurrection of the Body
Chapter 33
Monergism, , WCF Study Guide 33 - Christ's Coming on That Last Day
Article, , What Does the Bible Teach About the Responsibility of Those Who Govern the Nations?
While one could argue that Paul would command a different sort of prayer under different circumstances, there is no evidence from 1 Timothy 2:2, or from anything else Paul writes, that he expected or demanded the governing authorities promote Christianity above other religions. Of course, Paul didn’t live in a country or an empire with any Christian heritage or with a Christian majority. To say Paul did not require the promotion of Christianity from the governing authorities is not the same as saying he forbade it. We should not think 1 Timothy 2:2 prevents Christians from praying for more than “a peaceful and quiet life.” At the same time, it seems fair to conclude from Romans 13 and 1 Timothy 2 that if the governing authorities encourage what is good, punish what is evil, and protect the church from persecution, then they are fulfilling the mandate Paul had in mind. This conclusion also resonates with aphorisms about kings in the book of Proverbs and is consistent with the example of the Old Testament, where the pagan nations were punished, above all else, for mistreating God’s people.