Meredith Kline sheds much needed light on a very perplexing passage when he writes,
In I Corinthians 11:7ff., Paul does expound the man-woman relationship as an instance of the image-glory pattern. … Read more→
Archive for the ‘Meredith Kline’ Category
Thoughts on Woman as Image of Man
Beware the Sea Monsters
I’ve long thought that Kline’s books are entertaining reads. Moreover, I’ve thought reading them outloud often makes them difficult to distinguish from science fiction and fantasy. Kline will throw in … Read more→
Baptism as a Sign of Blessing and Curse
In his wonderful book By Oath Consigned, Meredith Kline argues that baptism should be understood not simply as a sign of covenantal blessing, but also as a sign of judgment. … 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→
Biblical Theology and the Westminsters
In a recent interview with Mark Dever, Darryl Hart suggested that Westminster (CA) students tend to be more historically focused while Westminster (PA) students tend to gravitate toward biblical theology. … Read more→
The Authority of Moses’ Intercession
Numbers 14:1-20 presents a somewhat difficult problem for “closed theists” – those who are not open theists. Verse 20 has thrown more than a few interpreters for a loop. … Read more→
Thoughts on the Mosaic Covenant
Understanding the relationship of the Mosaic covenant to the overall working of God with his people in history is a difficult task. Dispensationalists view the relationship between the Abrahamic … Read more→