Article 25: The Abolishing of the Ceremonial Law.
We believe that the ceremonies and figures of the law ceased at the coming of Christ, and that all the shadows are accomplished; so that the use of them must be abolished amongst Christians; yet the truth and substance of them remain with us in Jesus Christ, in whom they have their completion. In the meantime we still use the testimonies taken out of the law and the prophets, to confirm us in the doctrine of the gospel, and to regulate our life in all honesty to the glory of God, according to His will.

I. The Meaning
II. The Manner
III. The Possibility

I. The Meaning
II. The Drawing
III. The Joy

Article 25: The Abolishing of the Ceremonial Law.
We believe that the ceremonies and figures of the law ceased at the coming of Christ, and that all the shadows are accomplished; so that the use of them must be abolished amongst Christians; yet the truth and substance of them remain with us in Jesus Christ, in whom they have their completion. In the meantime we still use the testimonies taken out of the law and the prophets, to confirm us in the doctrine of the gospel, and to regulate our life in all honesty to the glory of God, according to His will.

I. The Idea of a Bond
II. The Nature of This Bond
III. The Life of This Bond

I. Its Expressions
II. Its Reasons
III. Its Lessons

Article 25: The Abolishing of the Ceremonial Law.
We believe that the ceremonies and figures of the law ceased at the coming of Christ, and that all the shadows are accomplished; so that the use of them must be abolished amongst Christians; yet the truth and substance of them remain with us in Jesus Christ, in whom they have their completion. In the meantime we still use the testimonies taken out of the law and the prophets, to confirm us in the doctrine of the gospel, and to regulate our life in all honesty to the glory of God, according to His will.

I. His Natures
II. His Salvation
III. His Revelation

I. The Two Messengers
II. The Inordinate Grieving
III. The Instructive Epilogue