TimeRedeemer
Puritan Board Freshman
I love Geerhardus Vos because he was hardcore, on-the-mark Reformed orthodox (which means he was hardcore, on-the-mark biblical), and he wrote like this:
"Jesus was not a person the center of whose thought lay in the natural relation of man to God, with a little fringe remaining upon him from the outworn garment of apocalyptic. He lived and moved and had his being in the world of the supernatural. The thought of the world to come was to him the life-breath of religion."
"True repentance strips sin of all that is accidental. It resembles an inner chamber where no one and nothing else is admitted except God and the sinner and his sin." - G. Vos
[Both quotes taken from A Geerhardus Vos Anthology, edited by Danny E. Olinger]
"Jesus was not a person the center of whose thought lay in the natural relation of man to God, with a little fringe remaining upon him from the outworn garment of apocalyptic. He lived and moved and had his being in the world of the supernatural. The thought of the world to come was to him the life-breath of religion."
"True repentance strips sin of all that is accidental. It resembles an inner chamber where no one and nothing else is admitted except God and the sinner and his sin." - G. Vos
[Both quotes taken from A Geerhardus Vos Anthology, edited by Danny E. Olinger]