The Westminster Confession
by Westminster Assembly · 688 pages · English
The most influential doctrinal standard of English-speaking Reformed Protestantism, drafted by the Westminster Assembly (1643–1649) and used by generations of Presbyterian and Reformed churches.
Drafted by the Westminster Assembly between 1643 and 1646, this thirty-three chapter confession became the doctrinal standard of English-speaking Presbyterian and Reformed churches, and has since been translated and adopted by Reformed churches around the world.
This edition presents the full text of the Confession alongside its accompanying catechisms and related documents — not only as a historical artifact but as the doctrinal foundation still used by Presbyterian and Reformed churches today.
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Westminster Assembly
Assembly of English and Scottish divines (1643–1653) that produced the Westminster Standards, including the Westminster Confession of Faith.
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The Westminster Standards are the most precise and accurate summaries of biblical Christianity ever set forth in creedal form.
The richest and most precise statement ever penned of all that enters into evangelical religion.
No creed of the Christian church is comparable to Westminster in respect of skill in preserving and clarifying fifteen centuries of Christian thought.