For if the Son is not eternal, then of course God is not the eternal Father either...Hence rejection of the eternal generation of the Son involves not only a failure to do justice to the deity of the Son, but also to that of the Father. It makes him changeable, robs him of his divine nature, deprives him of the eternity of his fatherhood, and leaves unexplained how God can truly be called "Father" in time if the basis for calling him "Father" is not eternally present in his nature.
After working together in ministry for years, we began dating and are now married. Seeking to serve God in a teaching ministry abroad, Thomas has enrolled in Westminster Theological Seminary, where he will be equipped for the work God has for him in the future.
Saturday, March 24, 2012
Herman Bavinck on Eternal Generation
Reformed Dogmatics vol. 2 ch. 6:
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