Author: Jim Witteveen

Should Our Children Participate in the Lord’s Supper? Part IV

Opbouw, Vol. 8, No. 49 (26 March 1965), pp. 392-93 Translated by Jim Witteveen from the works of Gerard Visee   The Lord’s Supper as a Means of Instruction What has been said about baptism as a means of instruction also applies, with the necessary modifications, to the Lord’s Supper. The Lord’s Supper is also […]

Should our Children Participate in the Lord’s Supper? Part 3

Opbouw, Vol. 8, No. 48 (19 March 1965), pp. 384-385 Translated by Jim Witteveen from the works of Gerard Visee. “Mute” Actions I am thinking of the many remarkable commands which the LORD at times gave to the prophets. They occur especially in the prophetic ministry of Jeremiah and Ezekiel. To mention only one example […]

Should our Children Participate in the Lord’s Supper? Part 2

Opbouw, Vol. 8, No. 47 (12 March 1965), pp. 375-76 Translated by Jim Witteveen from the works of Gerard Visee. The Old Covenant It is beyond dispute that, just as baptism has taken the place of circumcision, so the Lord’s Supper stands in direct continuity with Israel’s Passover. Already from the words of the apostle […]

Should Our Children Participate in the Lord’s Supper? Part 1

Opbouw, Vol. 8, No. 46 (5 March 1965), pp. 368-369 Translated by Jim Witteveen from the works of Gerard Visee. Introduction The articles which we now present to our readers on the theme mentioned above were already completed in the autumn of 1964. The reason they are being published only now lies in the well-known […]

Daniel 11:32 Episode 142: Policy Horizons Canada on the Future of Households.

In this week’s episode, we continue to consider the household, and the challenges this foundational institution is facing in today’s world. Policy Horizons Canada has produced a study that includes a number of inclusions about the nature and the future of the household, and in this episode we’ll work through that document, to see what […]