To: RnMomof7; Corin Stormhands; Calvinist_Dark_Lord
And there can be no doubt that it was by this help, Adam, Noah, Abraham, and the other patriarchs, attained to that familiar knowledge which, in a manner, distinguished them from unbelievers. I am not now speaking of the peculiar doctrines of faith by which they were elevated to the hope of eternal blessedness. It was necessary, in passing from death unto life, that they should know God, not only as a Creator, but as a Redeemer also; and both kinds of knowledge they certainly did obtain from the Word.Huh? I think I am misunderstanding something here. Is Calvin saying that the Patriarchs had access to God's written word? I thought Moses wrote everything down?
23 posted on
02/03/2003 9:40:00 AM PST by
ksen
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To: ksen
Huh? I think I am misunderstanding something here. Is Calvin saying that the Patriarchs had access to God's written word? I thought Moses wrote everything down? I ~think~ he meant the personal revelation (spoken) word
40 posted on
02/03/2003 3:25:31 PM PST by
RnMomof7
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