1563Heidelberg, the Palatinate
The Heidelberg Catechism
Crafted in 1563 at Heidelberg, Germany, at Elector Frederick III’s request, the catechism aimed to instruct youth, guide the preaching of the province’s churches and foster confessional unity among Palatinate Protestants. Tradition attributes its authorship to Zacharias Ursinus and Caspar Olevianus.
52Lord’s Days
129questions and answers
6.4hours of film

Our Only Comfort
What is your only comfort in life and in death?
Misery
How great our sin and misery are.
Deliverance
How we are set free from all our sins and misery.
12:34Lord’s Day 5The Need for a MediatorQ 12–15
7:45Lord’s Day 6The True MediatorQ 16–19
7:36Lord’s Day 7True Faith & The GospelQ 20–23
8:54Lord’s Day 8The Holy TrinityQ 24–25
8:31Lord’s Day 9God the Father & CreationQ 26
9:12Lord’s Day 10God’s ProvidenceQ 27–28
6:04Lord’s Day 11The Name JesusQ 29–30
8:40Lord’s Day 12The Name ChristQ 31–32
7:35Lord’s Day 13The Only Begotten SonQ 33–34
7:54Lord’s Day 14The IncarnationQ 35–36
6:24Lord’s Day 15The Suffering of ChristQ 37–39
10:52Lord’s Day 16Death & BurialQ 40–44
7:30Lord’s Day 17The ResurrectionQ 45
6:49Lord’s Day 18The AscensionQ 46–49
8:22Lord’s Day 19Christ at the Right HandQ 50–52
6:15Lord’s Day 20The Holy SpiritQ 53
7:01Lord’s Day 21The Holy Catholic ChurchQ 54–56
6:35Lord’s Day 22Resurrection of the BodyQ 57–58
5:42Lord’s Day 23Justification by FaithQ 59–61
6:35Lord’s Day 24Faith & Good WorksQ 62–64
7:39Lord’s Day 25Word & SacramentsQ 65–68
7:11Lord’s Day 26Holy BaptismQ 69–71
9:33Lord’s Day 27Infant BaptismQ 72–74
7:23Lord’s Day 28The Lord’s SupperQ 75–77
6:46Lord’s Day 29Bread & WineQ 78–79
7:15Lord’s Day 30The Lord’s Supper & The MassQ 80–82
7:00Lord’s Day 31The Keys of the KingdomQ 83–85
Gratitude
How we are to thank God for such deliverance.
7:18Lord’s Day 32Why Do Good Works?Q 86–87
6:24Lord’s Day 33True RepentanceQ 88–91
8:31Lord’s Day 34The First CommandmentQ 92–95
11:37Lord’s Day 35The Second CommandmentQ 96–98
6:56Lord’s Day 36The Third CommandmentQ 99–100
7:40Lord’s Day 37Oaths & VowsQ 101–102
7:08Lord’s Day 38The Fourth CommandmentQ 103
6:39Lord’s Day 39The Fifth CommandmentQ 104
7:13Lord’s Day 40The Sixth CommandmentQ 105–107
6:44Lord’s Day 41The Seventh CommandmentQ 108–109
6:56Lord’s Day 42The Eighth CommandmentQ 110–111
4:13Lord’s Day 43The Ninth CommandmentQ 112
7:04Lord’s Day 44The Tenth CommandmentQ 113–115
6:16Lord’s Day 45The Necessity of PrayerQ 116–119
5:57Lord’s Day 46Our FatherQ 120–121
6:46Lord’s Day 47Hallowed Be Thy NameQ 122
6:48Lord’s Day 48Thy Kingdom ComeQ 123
6:42Lord’s Day 49Thy Will Be DoneQ 124
7:03Lord’s Day 50Daily BreadQ 125
7:45Lord’s Day 51Forgive Us Our DebtsQ 126
6:08Lord’s Day 52Deliver Us From EvilQ 127–129

With every Lord’s Day
Ursinus’s Own Commentary
Each Lord’s Day carries the commentary of Zacharias Ursinus, the catechism’s chief author, who taught it to his students in Heidelberg. Open it beneath the illustrations on any Lord’s Day.



