Theology for the Church
A Biblical Theology of Creation and New Creation with Edward Klink
May 20, 2024
Edward Klink, senior pastor and author, discusses the importance of a biblical theology of creation and new creation, emphasizing the integration of physical and spiritual aspects. He explores the covenantal narrative from Adam to Christ, highlighting Jesus as the fulfillment of God's redemptive plan. Recommended resources for further exploration are also provided.
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- New creation imagery in John symbolizes life emerging from death, portraying Jesus as the second Adam.
- Believers united with Christ embody true image-bearing, shaping the ministry and life of the local church.
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Understanding the Garden Imagery in John
In John 18 to 20, the new creation imagery is symbolically portrayed through the garden themes. These chapters depict how death led to life in the first garden of Eden, while life emerged from death in the Garden of Gethsemane. Ultimately, the portrayal of Jesus as a gardener in John 20 signifies his role as the second Adam, ushering in life from death.
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