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Necessity of Good Works
Unbelievers’ Virtues & Good Works

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Articles  4
Westminster  1

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Articles

1600’s

Ames, William – ch. 3, ‘Good Works’  in The Marrow of Theology  tr. John D. Eusden  (1623; Baker, 1997), bk. 2, pp. 232-36

Ames (1576-1633) was an English, puritan, congregationalist, minister, philosopher and controversialist.  He spent much time in the Netherlands, and is noted for his involvement in the controversy between the reformed and the Arminians.  Voet highly commended Ames’s Marrow for learning theology.

Polyander, Johannes – 34. ‘On Good Works’  in Synopsis of a Purer Theology: Latin Text & English Translation  Buy  (1625; Brill, 2016), vol. 2, pp. 342-72

Maccovius, John – ch. 15, ‘On Good Works’  in Scholastic Discourse: Johannes Maccovius (1588-1644) on Theological & Philosophical Distinctions & Rules  (1644; Apeldoorn: Instituut voor Reformatieonderzoek, 2009), pp. 249-53

Maccovius (1588–1644) was a Polish, reformed theologian.

Rijssen, Leonard – ch. 15, ‘The Decalogue & Good Works’  in A Complete Summary of Elenctic Theology & of as Much Didactic Theology as is Necessary  trans. J. Wesley White  MTh thesis  (Bern, 1676; GPTS, 2009), pp. 170-97

Rijssen (1636?-1700?) was a prominent Dutch reformed minister and theologian, active in theological controversies.

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Westminster

Confession of Faith – ch. 16, ‘Of Good Works’

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