Aphorismes of the Orthodoxall Doctrine of the Reformed Churches: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide
Aphorismes of the Orthodoxall Doctrine of the Reformed Churches by David Pareus: the LibriVox audiobook summary, 11 original MP3 tracks, 3:03:47 running time and a link to listen.
Aphorismes of the Orthodoxall Doctrine of the Reformed Churches, credited to David Pareus, is available as a LibriVox volunteer audiobook. This guide identifies the recording, its source summary and its audio tracks.
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LibriVox recording of Aphorismes of the Orthodoxall Doctrine of the Reformed Churches by David Pareus. Read in English by InTheDesert. Doctrinal Aphorisms of the Reformed Churches containing the chief (and at this day controverted) articles of Christian religion as they were proposed by D. Parie, President in the famous College of Wisdom in Heidelberg and chief counsellor of the ecclesiasticall assembly for his degree of Doctor in Divinity, Anno Domini 1593. June 12. at 7. of the clock. - Summary from Subtitle
Recording facts
- Recording title: Aphorismes of the Orthodoxall Doctrine of the Reformed Churches
- Author credits: David Pareus
- Language: English
- Original MP3 tracks: 11
- Listed recording duration: 3:03:47
Catalogue topics
- bible
- Christ
- sacraments
- theology
- Predestination
- Baptism
- ascension
- magistrate
Track guide
- 01 - Of the Person of Christ — 17:35
- 02 - Of Christ's Death and Merit — 16:48
- 03 - Of Christ's Ascension into Heaven — 14:55
- 04 - Of Christ's Sitting at the Right Hand of God — 11:52
- 05 - Of Predestination — 37:12
- 06 - Of Faith and Perseverance — 11:03
- 07 - Of the Ministry of the Church — 5:06
- 08 - Of the Sacraments in General — 9:24
- 09 - Of Baptism — 9:42
- 10 - Of the Lord's Supper — 8:53
- 11 - Of the Civil Magistrate — 41:17
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