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Q. 20. Are all men, then, saved by Christ, as they have perished in Adam?
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19. Whence knowest thou this?
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18. But who, now, is that mediator, who is at the same time true God (1 John 5:20†; Rom 8:3†; Gal 4:4†; Isa 9:6†; Jer 23:5–6†; Mal 3:1†) and a true, sinless man (Rom 9:5†; Luke 1:42†; 2:6–7†; Rom 1:3†; Phil 2:7†; Heb 2:14, 16–17†; 4:15†; Isa 53:9, 11†; Lu
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17. Why must he be at the same time true God?
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16. Why must he be a true and sinless man?
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15. What manner of a mediator and redeemer, then, must we seek?
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14. Can any mere creature make satisfaction for us?
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13. Can we ourselves make this satisfaction?
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12. Since, then, by the righteous judgment of God we deserve temporal and eternal punishment, what is required that we may escape this punishment and be again received into favor?
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11. Is, then, God not also merciful?
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10. Will God suffer such disobedience and apostasy to go unpunished?
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9. Does not God, then, wrong man by requiring of him in his law that which he can not perform?
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8. But are we so far depraved that we are wholly unapt to any good, and prone to all evil?
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7. Whence, then, comes this depraved nature of man?
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6. Did God create man thus wicked and perverse?
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5. Canst thou keep all this (The Law) perfectly?
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4. What does the Law of God require of us?
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3. Whence knowest thou thy misery?
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2. How many things are necessary for thee to know, that thou in this comfort mayest live and die happily?
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1. What is thy only comfort in life and death?