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|Citation = Marpeck, Pilgram.''Confession of Faith''. Strasbourg, 1532. ...Confession of Faith by Pilgram Marpeck.pdf|Pilgram Marpeck's Confession of Faith]]

...valuable sources can now be found here. A few early confessions of other faith groups are also included. ...nts represent a variety of Mennonite denominations over an extended period of time. Thus you will find statements that may not agree with one another bec

==Commentary on the Confession== ===Commentary by Cornelius J. Dyck===

==The Relation of the Old and New Covenants in Pilgram Marpeck’s Theology== ...It was no accident that the Reformers retained it; it was a logical result of their basic conservatism. Nor was it an accident that the Anabaptists retai

...ely the formulation of rules, and exegesis is more than the implementation of those rules. ...as Fundamentalists, or at least as orthodox proponents of the traditional faith. In reaction, some sought to demonstrate that the Anabaptists were really n

Schleitheim Confession (Anabaptist, 1527) Brotherly Union of a number of children of God concerning Seven Articles.

==The Hermeneutics of the Anabaptists== ===THE LIMITED VALUE OF THIS STUDY===

...undational for Mennonite confessions from the beginning, are basic to this confession as well. ...e Mennonite Church (GC). [Since 2001 these two groups, with the Conference of Mennonites in Canada, have realigned to form Mennonite Church USA and Menno