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New Testament Use of the Old Testament: Series by Michael Vlach

New Testament Use of the Old Testament: Series by Michael Vlach: Dr. Michael Vlach of The Master’s Seminary, has a 20 part series on the New Testament use of the Old. What follows are the links to them. Read it and enjoy! NT Use of OT Part 1: Introduction to the Issue NT Use of OT Part 2: Seven Approaches to How the NT Uses the OT NT Use of OT Part 3: Resources for Studying NT Use of the OT NT use of OT Part 4: Contextual Use of the OT by the NT Writers NT Use of OT

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September 7, 2011 No Comments

Helping understanding Eschatological Viewpoints

The Major Views of Eschatology on Revelation 20:1-8 A Brief Intro to The Four Views of the End Times Millennial Views Chart Synopsis of end timesArticles on pre-, a-, and post- millennialism, from a postmillennial perspective Eschatology Q & A: What Are the Strengths and Weaknesses of the Different Millennial Views – amillennial perspective An Open Letter to Evangelicals and Other Interested Parties: The People of God, the Land of Israel, and the Impartiality of the Gospel see also www.disciplemaking.net

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April 11, 2011 No Comments

Understanding the Big Picture Options of Eschatology and its relationship to Ecclesiology

This chart of mine is used to explain the overall landscape of the relationship Ecclesiology (doctrine of the church) to Eschatology (Doctrine of last things or end times).  Along the spectrum of Ecclesological position that people take today is Classical Covenant Theology (CCT) at one end and Classical Dispensational theology (CDT) at the other end (CCT————————–————-CDT), with several options in the middle (one of which is New Covenant Theology (what is what I currently hold at leas in one the various branches).  All sides would claim that they hold to a literal interpretation of the Bible.   To help one understand this a little better one needs to

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January 17, 2011 2 Comments

Eschatology for Laymen

Eschatology for Laymen The Last Things An Eschatology For Laymen George Eldon Ladd I. How to Interpret the Prophetic ScripturesII. What About Israel?III. The Intermediate StateIV. The Second Coming of ChristV. The Language of the Second AventVI. The Antichrist and the Great TribulationVII. The Resurrection and the RaptureVIII. JudgmentIX. The Kingdom of God see also www.disciplemaking.net

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January 9, 2011 No Comments

John Davis : Hermeneutical Issues in the Dispensational Understanding of the Abrahamic Covenant – Quodlibet Journal

Here is a great article on a correct understanding of interpreting the Bible according to its canonical context.  This helps all students of Scripture undrstand what is meant byLiteral interpretation,Bifurcation of the material in the two TestamentsTheological CorrespondenceProgressive RevelationTypologyGrammatical-historical InterpretationThe Unity of the covenantsI love some of these quotes in this article including: Why could not the Old Testament revelation be thought of as the grain of sand, which, after entering the oyster of progressive revelation, has the pearl of additional and deeper concepts added to it without necessarily canceling out the original grain of sand (Fuller 1957, 233)? The history of exegesis

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November 24, 2010 No Comments

Eschatology + Ecclesiology Equation is a Big Variable in Your Biblical Theology

The chart below is used to explain the overall landscape of the relationship Ecclesiology (doctrine of the church) to Eschatology (Doctrine of last things or end times).  Along the spectrum of Ecclesological position that people take today is Classical Covenant Theology (CCT) at one end and Classical Dispensational theology (CDT) at the other end (CCT—————————————CDT), with several options in the middle (one of which is New Covenant Theology (what is what I currently hold to).  Both sides would claim that they hold to a literal interpretation of the bible. Chart Link:Understanding the Big picture of Eschatology and its relationship to Ecclesiology

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November 15, 2010 No Comments

Eschatology + Ecclesiology

Does the following chart that I have created trying to show the relationship between how you see the Relationship between the OT and NT and the relationship between the church and Israel, communicate the alternatives that one could hold to well? Understanding the Big picture of Eschatology and its relationship to Ecclesiology v 2 – Powered by Google Docs see also www.disciplemaking.net

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November 12, 2010 No Comments

Thinking Biblically and Theologically about Eschatology

Dr. Wellum says we should see eschatology through the prism of Gospel, ethics, and Christology.  He says When eschatology is presented in this way, not only is it true to the Scripture, it is also able to move us to action, obedience, worship, and service. Such eschatology will never leave us merely satisfied with this world, but it will orient us towards the future where the church will rightly learn to cry afresh with the church of all ages, “Come, Lord Jesus” (Rev 22:20). Read it at: Thinking Biblially and Theologically about Eschatology see also www.disciplemaking.net

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September 9, 2010 No Comments

Daniel’s Seventy Weeks and the New Exodus by Dr. Peter J. Gentry (SWBTS)

 Read: Daniel’s Seventy Weeks and the New Exodus by Dr. Peter J. Gentry (SWBTS) This is an excellent exegesis and exposition (by Dr. Peter J. Gentry) of Daniel 9 concerning Daniel’s prayer and the 70 weeks revelation that is given to Daniel by God as the time and the anointed one (Jesus Christ) put an end to our need for sacrifices in the middle of the 70th week by dying on the cross for sinners. There is no pause between the 69th week and the 70th week since midway in the 70th week is predicted the death of Christ to put

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July 11, 2010 No Comments

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