Jeong Yo-seok: Heidelberg Catechism, Reading Life (Part 2)
What would a crisis-steal Korean Protestant church do to keep its identity in proper place without stopping its Scriptural practice? There are many ways, but one of the most fundamental solutions is to set up church education properly. Of course, attempts to strengthen the faith of saints through education are hard to expect to see the immediate effect. But the church built on a confession of Jesus Christ could lead to a long history of faith by trying to interpret the Scriptures, which are God's Word, and transfer the right faith. This is a characteristic of the life of the Reformers who have made “only the Holy Scriptures” their motto, and it is certainly an issue that no one can ignore who cares about the future of the Korean Church. It's clear why we should be interested in such a teaching book as "Heidelberg catechism.". "Heidelberg catechism" was written for the church in the region of Palz, the Holy Roman Empire, in 1563, when theological debates were raging in the wake of the Reformation. Named after the Palz capital, Heidelberg, this catechism was a religious confession to establish and educate reformist doctrine. The structure that has been given to study a whole year by dividing the entire 129 questions into 52 sections, also illustrates the educational nature of Heidelberg's catechisms. It is one of the most powerful teaching books in the Reformed Church. And he asked: “What is your only consolation?
Korean title: 하이델베르크 교리문답, 삶을 읽다(하)
Korean author: 정요석
Korean publisher: 새물결플러스
ISBN-13: 9791161290478
