A. A. Hodge
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A. A. Hodge (1823–1886) was the son of Charles Hodge and his successor as professor of systematic theology at Princeton Theological Seminary. His Outlines of Theology provided a more accessible summary of Princeton Calvinism, and his collaboration with B. B. Warfield on biblical inerrancy helped define the conservative Reformed position for decades.
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Justification - Part I
When the mind is enlightened by Divine truth, and duly impressed with a sense of guilt, it cannot fail anxiously to inquire, How can a man be just with God! The answer given to this question decides the character of our religion, and, if practically adopted, our future destiny. To give a wrong…
Justification - Part II
Section II: The demands of the law are satisfied by what Christ has done. WE have thus seen that the Scriptures teach, first, That all men are naturally under the law as prescribing the terms of their acceptance with God; and, secondly, That no obedience which sinners can render is sufficient to…
Justification - Part III
Section III: The righteousness of Christ the true ground of our justification. The practical effects of this doctrine. THE Bible, as we have seen, teaches, first, that we are under a law which demands perfect obedience, and which threatens death in case of transgression; secondly, that all men have…