For God's Glory and the Church's Consolation

<p>Among Reformed Christians the celebration of the anniversary of the Synod of Dordt (1618–19) is second only to the commemoration of the Reformation of the sixteenth century. Indeed marking the anniversary of the “great synod” as it soon was called <em>is</em> commemoration of the Reformation. For mainly Dordt’s accomplishment was the preservation of the gospel of God’s sovereign grace which was restored to the church through the Reformation.</p><p>The Protestant Reformed Theological Seminary held a conference to celebrate the four hundredth anniversary of the Synod of Dordt. <em>For God’s Glory and the Church’s Consolation</em> includes all the presentations made at this conference plus a bit more. The book explores the heritage that faithful Reformed churches ought to esteem as that heritage was defended and handed down by the Synod of Dordt.</p><p>The chapters included in this book are written by: Rev. Angus Stewart Prof. Brian Huizinga Rev. Mark Shand Prof. Douglas Kuiper Rev. William Langerak Prof. Ronald Cammenga and Prof. Barrett Gritters. </p>