Strictly speaking, Torah is law. Â It is the codification of God’s commands so that his chosen people would live faithfully. Â In the Old Testament canon, Torah is considered as the … Read more→
Archive for the ‘Covenantal Structure’ Category
Eschatology in Job
Eschatology precedes soteriology.
This little phrase from Richard B. Gaffin, Jr. encapsulates so much of Geerhardus Vos’ eschatological program. The phrase is meant to convey the idea that God has a … Read more→
Was Adam an Historical Figure?
Pete Enns continued his series on creation in the Old Testament as cosmic battle for the BioLogos Foundation. The latest is titled Adam is Israel. Enns writes
But there is … Read more→
A Five Minute Introduction to Meredith Kline
Camden covers Meredith Kline and a few of his books during this episode of Theology on the Go.
Kline on Daniel’s 70th Week
Daniel 9:20-27 is one of those passages that gets the covenantal/dispensational fires going. It seemed discussions would constantly find their way to this passage back when I was having … Read more→
The Law is not of Faith on Office Hours
The latest Office Hours is out and Bryan Estelle, David VanDrunen and John Fesko speak with R. Scott Clark on The Law is not of Faith: Essays on Works and … Read more→
Some More Thoughts on The Mosaic Covenant
I am thankful to my good brother Camden who has provoked some nice thoughts about the Mosaic Covenant in this post. Also, of recent interest, especially in light of … Read more→
Is Pentecost Repeatable?
I believe that Pentecost was a once-and-for-all event and is therefore not repeatable. Some would consider my view to be dangerous for the life of the church. Quite frankly, I … Read more→
The Exodus of Abraham
Genesis 12:10-20 sets out the remarkable account of Abram in the land of Egypt. It is remarkable on several accounts. It is the first instance of the sinfulness of Abraham. … Read more→
The Song of Solomon: A Covenantal Approach
In the Spring 2000 issue of the Westminster Theological Journal, Iain Campbell wrote a wonderful article detailing a covenantal approach to interpreting the Song of Solomon. Dr. Campbell was featured … Read more→