Heidelberg Catechism – Questions 29-30 (Lord’s Day 11)

Q29: Why is the Son of God called “Jesus,” that is, Savior?

A: Because He saves us from all our sins, and because salvation is not to be sought or found in any other.

Q30: Do those also believe in the only Savior Jesus, who seek their salvation and welfare from “saints.” themselves, or anywhere else?

A: No; although they make their boast of Him, yet in their deeds they deny the only Savior Jesus; for either Jesus is not a complete Savior, or they who by true faith receive this Savior, must have in Him all that is necessary to their salvation.

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