Brandon Crowe

In this engaging discussion, Dr. Brandon Crowe, a New Testament professor at Westminster Theological Seminary, dives into the interconnectedness of Biblical Theology and Systematic Theology. He reveals how exegesis and historical context enrich our understanding of Scripture, particularly the interplay between the Old and New Testaments. Highlights include the journey of Christ’s self-disclosure in the Gospels and the transformative experiences of His disciples. Crowe also shares insights from his recent works that shed light on Christ’s identity and the essence of discipleship.

Dr. Brandon Crowe discusses biblical theology of covenant and law, highlighting the relationship between a king and his people, the progression of covenants from Noah to the new covenant in Christ. Emphasizes faith over works, Jesus as the ultimate covenant fulfiller, and the importance of obedience in Christian life. Recommends theological resources for deeper understanding.

Brandon Crowe, a New Testament scholar at Westminster Theological Seminary, dives deep into the intriguing question of Jesus' knowledge of his return as stated in Mark 13:32. He discusses the complexities of Jesus' divine and human nature, emphasizing the theological implications of his supposed ignorance. The conversation also explores various interpretations, from historical viewpoints to contemporary perspectives, shedding light on important themes in Christology and salvation. Crowe’s insights challenge listeners to rethink their understanding of Christ's dual nature.