1689 Federalism
A new site is online called 1689Federalism.com. The site features 5 videos and seeks to explain the covenant theology of 17th century particular baptists and compare it with 4 other views. Check it out.
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Because of the nature of spiritual pride, it is the most secret of all sins. There is no other matter in which the heart is more deceitful and unsearchable and there is no other sin in the world that men are so confident in.
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Thanks you for this excellent resource!
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Cannot WAIT to check this out!
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Excellent! Thanks for the heads-up!
Andrew
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Reblogged this on Abraham's Seed and commented:
Discover the covenantal heritage of the 2nd London Baptist Confession of Faith.
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Brandon, I noticed you’ve used the long “s” or medial “s” quite a lot on the site. I guess you want it to look old like the original script from the books of the time period. It will look much more authentic if you do away with the medial “s” at the end of every word. It was almost never used at the end of words (thus the term medial, for in the middle) but instead the “s” we all know and love (called the terminal, or short, “s”) was used. I know this is nit-picking, but it’s really distracting to look at for me (and maybe for other folks too).
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Hi Jeff,
I’m using a font that approximates the style. It’s the best I can do without going in and spending many more hours fine tuning it by hand. I think it accomplishes the style I intended. I’m sorry it is distracting for you. Hopefully you can look past it and be edified by the content.
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Excellent work brother! Thank you so much for putting all this together. I am very enthusiastic by these videos and pray they will be widely watched. Now I know why you had a hard time to finish your other project…. you were too much grasp by this one 😉 Or was this your project you asked us to pray for?
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Haha, thanks Pascal. Nope, they were two different projects. One in the mornings, the other in the afternoons 😉
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Who is Pascal Denault?
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From what I gather, he is a carpenter who needs a haircut. ;P
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An outstanding website. Thanks!
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