The Westminster Confession of Faith
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1. Chapter 1
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2. Chapters 2-3, Sec. 3
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3. Chapters 3, Sec. 4-Chapter 5, Sec. 1
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4. Chapter 5, Sec. 2-Chapter 6, Sec. 4
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5. Chapter 6, Sec. 5-Chapter 8, Sec. 4
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6. Chapter 8, Sec. 5-Chapter 9, Sec. 5
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7. Chapter 10-Chapter 12
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8. Chapter 13-Chapter 14, Sec. 2
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9. Chapter 14, Sec.3-Chapter 15, Sec. 5
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10. Chapter 15, Sec. 6-Chapter 16, Sec. 3
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11. Chapter 16, Sec. 4-7
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12. Chapter 17, Sec. 1-Chapter 18, Sec. 2
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13. Chapter 18, Sec. 3-Chapter 19, Sec. 5
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14. Chapter 19, Sec. 6-Chapter 20, Sec. 4
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15. Chapter 21, Sec. 1-6
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16. Chapter 21, Sec. 7-Chapter 22, Sec. 7
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17. Chapter 23, Sec. 1-4
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18. Chapter 24, Sec. 1-Chapter 25, Sec. 2
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19. Chapter 25, Sec. 3-Chapter 27, Sec. 1
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20. Chapter 27, Sec. 2-Chapter 28, Sec. 7
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21. Chapter 29, Sec. 1-8
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22. Chapter 30, Sec. 1-Chapter 31, Sec. 4
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23. Chapter 32, Sec. 1-Chapter 33, Sec. 3
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24. Chapters 34-35
Chapter 8, Sec. 5-Chapter 9, Sec. 5
The Westminster Confession of Faith has, for hundreds of years, served as the doctrinal foundation of the Reformed churches. In this message, Dr. John Gerstner concludes his study of the mediatorial work of Christ, followed by a look at whether man's will is free or not.
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John H. Gerstner
Dr. John H. Gerstner (1914-1996) was a professor of church history at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary and an authority on the life and theology of Jonathan Edwards. Gerstner counted among his students R.C. Sproul and wrote several books, including Jonathan Edwards, Evangelist.
