Translation of: Magnalia Dei.

Previously published in English as Our reasonable faith / translation by Henry Zylstra, c1956.

Originally published in Dutch (Kampen : J.H. Kok, 1909) as Magnalia Dei.

A digest ("compendium") of the author's Gereformeerde dogmatiek. -- See Introduction, pages xvi-xvii.

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Man's highest good -- The knowledge of God -- General revelation -- The value of general revelation -- The manner of special revelation -- The content of special revelation -- The Holy Scriptures -- Scripture and confession -- The being of God -- The divine Trinity -- Creation and providence -- The origin, essence, and purpose of man -- Sin and death -- The covenant of grace -- The mediator of the covenant -- The divine and human nature of Christ -- The work of Christ in His humiliation -- The work of Christ in His exaltation -- The gift of the Holy Spirit -- The Christian calling -- Justification --Sanctification -- The church of Christ -- Eternal life.

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