Two-age Sojourner Redefining Merit
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Apr 3, 2020 
In this engaging discussion, Dr. Charles Lee Irons, a scholar of Klinean and Reformed theology, shares insights from his extensive research on merit and righteousness. He critiques theonomy, debates whether Adam's obedience was meritorious, and explains the distinction between condign and congruous merit. Irons discusses how the covenant of works informs justification and argues for a preference for 'satisfaction' over 'merit' terminology. Their exploration covers the implications for preaching and Christian life, highlighting how these concepts ground assurance and obedience.
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How A Student Paper Became A Published Essay
- Charles Lee Irons wrote an article for Meredith Kline's festschrift originating from his presbytery paper.
- That early paper on the framework interpretation became the seed for a three-views book project.
Write To Clarify Your Thinking
- Start writing to clarify your thinking; expect muddled first drafts and then rewrite.
- Use rewriting as the primary tool to turn confusion into lucid argumentation.
Plunge Into Reading Greek
- Plunge into reading the Greek New Testament aloud rather than endlessly studying grammar.
- Use a compact syntax guide for quick reference while building fluency.
