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    • Chapter 2
    • Chapter 3 (Parts 1-2)
    • Chapter 4 (Parts 1-2)
    • Chapter 5
    • Chapter 6
    • Chapter 7 (Parts 1-2)
    • Chapter 8 (Parts 1-2)
    • Chapter 9
    • Chapter 10 (Parts 1-2)
    • Chapter 11 (Parts 1-2)
    • Chapter 12 (Parts 1-3)
    • Chapter 13 (Parts 1-2)
    • Chapter 14 (Parts 1-3)
    • Chapter 15 (Parts 1-2)
    • Chapter 16 (Parts 1-2)
    • Chapter 17 (Parts 1-4)
    • Chapter 18 (Parts 1-3)
    • Chapter 19
    • Chapter 20 (Parts 1-5)
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Book Two
The Knowledge of God the Redeemer in Christ,
First Disclosed To The Fathers Under the Law,
And Then To Us in the Gospel

This book begins with the fall of man, God's use of the Law (including the Ten Commandments), Jesus in two natures, his three offices (Prophet, Priest and King), how Christ brought salvation and how Christ properly merited grace for us.
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