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Adapted from the classic nineteenth-century Catechism for Young Children by Joseph P. Engels, this catechism has been carefully revised and expanded from a Reformed Baptist perspective. It introduces children to the foundational truths of Scripture in a clear question-and-answer format while providing a stronger emphasis on covenant theology and the theological convictions commonly known as 1689 Federalism.
Beginning with creation and the character of God, children are gradually led through the doctrines of Scripture, man, sin, the covenants, Christ’s offices, the Ten Commandments, the Lord’s Prayer, the church, and the world to come.
Designed to serve as a stepping stone to Keach’s Baptist Catechism, this book helps lay a solid theological foundation for the next generation.
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