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The disciplines of biblical and systematic theology join forces to investigate anew the biblical covenants and the implications of such a study for understanding how God relates to his people. By incorporating the latest available research from the ancient Near East and examining implications of their work for Christology, ecclesiology, eschatology, and hermeneutics—biblical scholar Peter Gentry and systematic theologian Stephen Wellum present a thoughtful, exegetically based viable alternative to both covenant theology and dispensationalism.
Kingdom through Covenant: A Biblical-theological Understanding of the Covenants, Second Edition is now available to Pre-Order
“Scripture begins with the declaration that God, as Creator and triune Lord, is the sovereign ruler and King of the universe.” (Page 592)
“The major difference is that typology is grounded in history, the text, and intertextual development, where various ‘persons, events, and institutions’ are intended by God to correspond to each other, while allegory assumes none of these things.” (Page 102)
“that we interpret biblical texts according to three horizons: textual, epochal, and canonical.25” (Page 93)
“It seems that what is at the heart of all forms of dispensationalism is the ‘Israel-church’ distinction.” (Page 55)
“God’s redemptive acts are never left to speak for themselves and they never appear separated from God’s verbal communications of truth.” (Page 88)
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Diane Perez
9/8/2021