The Gospel Coalition - Songs from the New City Catechism 2

Q16&17 What Is Sin? What Is Idolatry?

What is sin?

Sin is rejecting or ignoring
God in the world he created

What is sin?

Sin is not being or doing
What he requires in his law

What is idolatry?

Idolatry is trusting
Trusting in created things
Created things rather than the Creator

What is sin?

What is idolatry?



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Writer(s): Redeemer Presbyterian The Gospel Coalition
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Other Album Tracks

  1. Q16&17 What Is Sin? What Is Idolatry?
  2. Q18 Will God Allow Our Disobedience and Idolatry to Go Unpunished?
  3. Q19 Is There Any Way to Escape Punishment and Be Brought Back Into God's Favor?
  4. Q20 Who Is the Redeemer?
  5. Q21 What Sort of Redeemer Is Needed to Bring Us Back to God?
  6. Q22&23 Why Must the Redeemer Be Truly Human? Why Must the Redeemer Be Truly God?
  7. Q24 Why Was It Necessary for Christ the Redeemer to Die?
  8. Q25 Does Christ's Death Mean All Our Sins Can Be Forgiven?
  9. Q26 What Else Does Christ's Death Redeem?
  10. Q27 Are All People, Just As They Were Lost Through Adam, Saved Through Christ?

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Altri album

  1. Behold & Believe
  2. You Said I Am (Behold and Believe) [feat. Shane & Shane] - Single
  3. Songs from the New City Catechism 4
  4. Songs from the New City Catechism 3
  5. Songs from the New City Catechism 2
  6. Songs from the New City Catechism
  7. Songs for the Book of Luke

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