Second Helvetic Confession · Conclusion
Conclusion
Note. This is Philip Schaff’s English version. Paragraphs are shown as the translation gives them; they are not numbered in the original, and Scripture references appear inside the text.
We beseech God, our most merciful Father in heaven, that he will bless the rulers of the people, and us, and his whole people, through Jesus Christ, our only Lord and Saviour; to whom be praise and glory and thanksgiving, both now and forever. Amen.
Edition & Source Public domain
- Source
- The Second Helvetic Confession
- Translation
- English version in Philip Schaff, The Creeds of Christendom, vol. 3 (third edition, 1885); several chapters adapted from the 1586 Harmony of Reformed Confessions
- Published
- 1566
- Copyright
- Public domain.
- License
- Public domain
- Attribution
- Public domain: published before 1931. Text taken from the Wikisource transcription. Compared with a second transcription on reformeddogmatika.com: 89% of the 8-word segments checked matched exactly, and the ones I looked at that differed were Scripture citations set in a different style. The rest of the differences were not checked. Not yet proofread against a printed edition.
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