By Aaron Blumer
Feb
24
2022
Covenant Theology by Michael Horton, Progressive Covenantalism by Stephen Wellum, Progressive Dispensationalism by Darrell Bock, Traditional Dispensationalism by Mark Snoeberger - P&D
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See also Naselli's Comments
https://andynaselli.com/covenantal-and-dispensational-theologies-four-vi...
A fine overview of the book.
A fine overview of the book.
Dr. Paul Henebury
I am Founder of Telos Ministries, and Senior Pastor at Agape Bible Church in N. Ca.
Me too
I am certainly not the scholar that Naselli is. (Or Henebury, and many, many more.) But I was fascinated to learn that Naselli's current position was formed by a careful study of how NT writers understood OT texts. That was my experience as well. Too many NT texts did not reflect my previous DT, and forced me to reconsider. I slowly and reluctantly discarded DT for something closer to CT, but I'm still in process. I doubt that I will ever be totally satisfied with any position, and eagerly await heaven to get it all sorted out.
G. N. Barkman
G. N. Barkman wrote:
We never will, and it most likely is not intended for us to fully know. In my opinion, the redemptive work is beyond our full understanding. God, so graciously, gives us a peak into it through what He revealed in Scripture. If it is not revealed in Scripture, it is beyond our ability to discover and know it. I think, as man, we yearn to have models and structure what is complex and spread across Scripture into a framework that we can understand. But in the end it never fully satisfies. Fortunately God's grace is not dependent on us understanding everything.