Arminius and the Reformed Tradition primer heir to the riches of

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The Reformers understood that biblical worship needed spice but that such pizzazz came not from externals or style but from Scripture

The sermons stress themes that are dear to the preacher's heart: the need for the Holy Spirit to carry the Reformation further than the mind

Arminius and the Reformed Tradition primer heir to the riches ofSome scholars argue that Jacob Arminius was a Reformed theologian and held to the basic tenets of Reformed soteriology. But is this the best way to understand Arminius? In this perceptive set of essays, J. V. Fesko reassesses the context and meaning of Arminiuss writings on topics such as predestination, effectual calling, union with Christ, justification, and perseverance. Granting that Arminius ministered within the Reformed church and held many