What did the Second London Baptist Confession originally mean in its own historical moment—and why does that matter for the church today? In this carefully researched exposition, James Renihan places the 1677/1689 Confession back into its seventeenth-century world, helping readers hear it as its original authors intended.
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It is a masterpiece that I have already used to help in debating with brother in Christ concerning theology and I hope it blesses others
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Kaden · September 27, 2026
A wonderful commentary on the 2nd London Confession. Fills in the history of the confession and helps you see how chapters interconnect with each other. You will read and understand the confession more robustly after going through this.