Current subscribers: This week we begin with a discussion of the significance of Abraham’s obedience. Next, we turn to the topic of Abraham living at peace with his unbelieving neighbors. Finally we talk about how our time in covenant history is very much like Abraham’s. Show Notes: Give us a
Current subscribers: Can it ever hurt to talk about the gospel some more? No. We didn’t think so, either. This week we talk about the gospel promises that God gave Abraham. First we talk about the first-level fulfillments in Isaac, Israel, and Canaan. Next we talk about the second-level fulfillment
Current subscribers: There is some review this week with the material about Noah. But we think you’ll find our conversation full of fresh insights. First, we talk about how Noah was a type of Christ in his obedience. Next, we talk about what this episode of covenant history teaches us
Current subscribers: This week we talk about Genesis 3:8 and covenant theology. First, we discuss God’s appearance after Adam and Eve were covenant breakers. Next, we discuss the differences between the eternal Covenant of Redemption and the historical Covenant of Grace. Finally we talk about the Antichrist and preaching redemptive-historically.
Current subscribers: We finish up chapter seven this week. First we revisit the question: Is Ezekiel 28 talking about Adam or Satan? Next, we talk about what it meant for Adam to guard the garden. Finally, we talk about how Jesus is like both Adam and Israel in wilderness temptation.
Current subscribers: Since chapter 6 is all about how Megiddo is not Har Magedon, we move quickly through that, and spend most of our time discussing the first few sections of chapter 7. First, we talk about how heaven must be earned. Next, we talk about Sabbath and probation. Finally,
Current subscribers: Everyone (who reads Kline) knows that Har Magedon is a mountain. But did you know that Eden was a mountain, too? First we discuss how Eden was a replica of heaven. Next we talk about how Canaan was like Eden (and like heaven). We take a moment to
Current subscribers: Chapter 4 is the last one that focuses on heaven the way this book has been so far. In this chapter, Kline suggests that the Spirit replicates the glory of God in every aspect of creation. For example, we see the theme of the Spirit of God overshadowing
Current subscribers: What will it be like when God transforms this creation into the new heavens and new earth? That is the topic Kline is dealing with in this chapter. One possibility is that there will be a lot of continuity with this creation. Another possibility is that there will
Current subscribers: We’re treading in deep water this week. First, Kline talks about the physical manifestation of the Holy Spirit in the initial creation of the invisible heavens. Kline calls that physical manifestation of the Holy Spirit “endoxation.” Next, we talk about the Holy Spirit’s role in the incarnation, and