The Heidelberg Catechism

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The Heidelberg Catechism Introduction and Background In the urgent need to form a united Protestant front against the Roman Catholic military threat Landgrave Philip Hesse persuaded a number of Lutheran and Reformed theologians to meet in a castle at Marburg in 1529. Unfortunately the two leaders, Martin Luther (1483-1546) and Huldrych Zwingli (1484-1531), quarrelled so unyieldingly over the doctrine of the Lord s Supper that the plan failed. Later John Calvin (1509-64) and Heinrich Bullinger (1504-75) worked together for consensus between the different parties in the Reformed camp and also in the hope of finding agreement with the Lutherans. They produced the Consensus Tigurinus, or Zurich Agreement, which different Reformed parties signed in 1549. It stated that though Christ s body is in heaven, at the Lord s Supper we nevertheless truly partake of that body, through the power of the Holy Spirit. But the hyper-lutherans Joachim Westphal (1510-74) and later Tileman Heshusius (1527-88) attacked the Consensus and Calvin, insisting on a literal eating of Christ s flesh (Westphal insisted on a literal chewing). When Frederick III became Elector of the Rhine Palatinate in 1559, it was rent with division over the issue. After a public quarrel took place at the altar of the Church of the Holy Spirit in Heidelberg, Frederick commissioned two young theologians, Zacharias Ursinus (1534-83) and Caspar Olevianus (1536-87), to write a catechism that would end the dispute in the principality. Ursinus was a professor of theology at Heidelberg; he had studied at Wittenberg and was a friend of Melanchthon, but had moved to a Reformed position. Olevianus, a gifted biblical preacher, had studied at Geneva and was for a time professor in the University of Heidelberg. They made use of existing catechisms, especially those of Calvin and John Lasco, and on the basis of Paul s Letter to the Romans divided their catechism into three main sections, on: 1. the wretchedness of humankind, 2. the redemption of humankind, and 3. the gratitude and obedience humankind owes in response to redemption. Others, including the Elector, assisted in the work. Olevianus saw to the final wording. When the catechism was completed, Frederick laid it before a synod in December 1562. After careful examination the synod approved it, and the first edition was published the next year. After the Council of Trent ended in 1563, question 80 was inserted, against transubstantion. In 1573 the questions were numbered and divided into lessons for fifty-two Sundays. The catechism came to be used wherever the Reformed Church was established in Europe and was translated into many languages. The Synod of Dort in Holland formally adopted it in 1618. It remains an authoritative confession for all German and Dutch Reformed churches and is esteemed more widely than any other Reformed confessional document. Perhaps no document except the Bible has gone through more editions. The catechism takes the Calvinistic position on the Lord s Supper and the uses of the Law. It is noted for its biblical and christocentric character, its irenic approach (except in question 80), its personal and experiential manner, its dramatic development of thought and its down-to-earth pastoral concern for daily living. The first question and answer are the most famous; they are a gem of personal, existential confession that sets a tone of comfort and joy for the whole catechism. THE HEIDELBERG CATECHISM: MODERN ENGLISH VERSION This version contains a revision of the 1950 translation of the Heidelberg Catechism by a special committee of the Eureka Classis of the Reformed Church in the United States in 1978. lt was printed by order of the 1986 Synod by the Publications Committee of this denomination. CONTENT OF THE HEIDELBERG CATECHISM - 1978 ENGLISH VERSION OF THE RCUS INTRODUCTION LORD'S DAY 1 1. What is your only comfort in life and in death? That l, with body and soul, both in life and in death, [1] am not my own, [2] but belong to my faithful Saviour Jesus Christ, [3] who with His precious blood [4] has fully satisfied for all my sins, [5] and redeemed me from all the power of the devil; [6] and so preserves me [7] that without the will of my Father in heaven not a hair can fall from my head; [8] indeed, that all things must work together for my salvation. [9] Wherefore, by His Holy Spirit, He also assures me of eternal life, [10] and makes me heartily willing and ready from now on to live unto Him. [11]

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