Two-age Sojourner The Covenant of Redemption
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May 25, 2021 Dive deep into the intriguing concept of the covenant of redemption as the hosts dissect its biblical roots and address modern objections. Explore the differences between threefold and twofold schemas, while examining the compatibility of covenant theology with scripture. They also tackle the idea of the pactum salutis, discussing its historical background and relevance today. Don't miss the pastoral implications they highlight, showcasing how these theological insights can foster assurance and divine love.
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Covenant Of Redemption As Foundational
- The Covenant of Redemption frames salvation as an eternal intra-Trinitarian agreement that undergirds the covenant of grace and works.
- Michael Beck and Nick Clevely argue this doctrine emerges naturally from Scripture and clarifies Christ's roles as covenant Lord and servant.
John Gill's Covential Collapse
- Michael reflects on John Gill collapsing eternal and temporal covenants into one, which led to odd theological consequences.
- He notes Gill's approach contributed to emphases like eternal justification and distinctive doctrinal directions.
Question Systematic Terms Against Scripture
- Test doctrines against Scripture and ask hard questions about coherence with core doctrines like the Trinity.
- Follow scholars who probe textual warrant rather than accepting terms only because tradition uses them.
