Yet from the very beginning there was already some difference as well. Whereas the Reformed usually say that the Holy Spirit unites with the Word (cum verbo), the Lutherans prefer to express themselves by saying and increasingly emphasizing that the Holy… Read on blog or Reader The Heidelblog Read on blog or Reader Imaginary Differences: Part 1 R. Scott Clark April 1 Let us begin with God's Word as the Reformed in the classical period typically read and even heard it—in Latin: ergo fides ex auditu auditus autem per verbum Christi ("Therefore faith is from hearing and hearing through the Word of Christ," Rom 10:17). Read more of this post Comment

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