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Survey of the Westminster Confession of Faith

Survey of the Westminster Confession of Faith. Class #1: Prolegomena. Survey of the Westminster Confession of Faith. Overview of Course Outline Survey of Various Study Materials Text of the WCF Trinity Hymnbook, Book of Standards, Various editions – Large Print, Notebook,

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Survey of the Westminster Confession of Faith

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  1. Survey of the Westminster Confession of Faith Class #1: Prolegomena

  2. Survey of the Westminster Confession of Faith • Overview of Course Outline • Survey of Various Study Materials • Text of the WCF • Trinity Hymnbook, Book of Standards, • Various editions – Large Print, Notebook, Modern English Parallel • WCF for Study Classes, G.I. Williamson • Changeless Truths in a Changing World, by Paul G. Settle • Various handouts from “Tabletalk”, etc. • Various materials on historical topics.

  3. Survey of the Westminster Confession of Faith • Overview of Course Outline • Survey of Various Study Materials

  4. Survey of the Westminster Confession of Faith Historical Overview of Medieval Church Leading Up to the Reformation

  5. Gregory the Great (590-604)

  6. The Rise and Spread of Islam

  7. The Crusades – 1095-1272

  8. The Black Death – 1347-1350

  9. The GreatEast-WestSchism1378-1417

  10. The Fall of Constantinople - 1453

  11. “The Reformers did not feel that they were handling and interpreting Scripture, but that God was handling them through Scripture.” R. Stupperich

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