The Dawn of the Reformation: 2016 Regional Conference
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1. Before Light, Darkness
49:42
2. Reflections on the 499th Anniversary of the Reformation
48:29
3. A Time for Confidence
46:42
4. A Time for Conviction
47:28
5. Questions & Answers with Mohler, Nichols, Sproul, and Thomas
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6. The Word Made Flesh: The Ligonier Statement on Christology
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7. October 30, 1517: The Eve of the Reformation
Before Light, Darkness
The Latin phrase post tenebras lux has long stood as a motto of the Reformation. Its stark but hopeful claim shines forth in bold relief in a culture engulfed by sin. By declaring "after darkness, light," the Reformers understood that only the light of the gospel can overcome the darkness of unbelief. In this session, Dr. Sproul Jr. explores what the Reformers meant by this phrase and how it can inform our witness today.
_Note: R.C. Sproul Jr. resigned from Ligonier Ministries in 2016. This conference session is made available for historical archival purposes only._
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