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Learning God's Two Words

A Brief Catechism On The Law And The Gospel

Jay Wipf
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Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
ACH Publishing

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Understanding God's two words, Law and Gospel, the difference between them, and how they sweetly work together is essential for every believer. This simple catechism based on the book of Romans helps children and families learn the Law and the Gospel in an easy question-and-answer format. May readers not only gain a better understanding of the Law/Gospel paradigm, but by the power of the Gospel, through the Word of God, have hearts transformed.
Endorsements
Robert Kolb: Reading Wipf's catechism brings profit and edification to believers of all ages as it introduces them to the basic structure of the Biblical message and shows how both law and gospel function in believers' lives.
Brian Onstead: Jay Wipf's catechism provides what is lacking in much of Christian children's literature.
Michael Horton: Children love to memorize. What better to hide in their heart than a clear understanding of God's commands and promises? Parents will discover their own understanding of God's Word growing as they use this guide.
Tom Hicks: There is no greater need in the church today than to recover the Reformation's law/gospel theology. Wipf has given the church a good gift in preparing this catechism for children.

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