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            We continue through Kingdom Prologue.  First, we talk about Sabbath and consecration.  Furthermore, we talk about the Framework interpretation. Finally, we talk about the hope built into being made in the image of God.  Most noteworthy, we talk about theocracy.   Show Notes:   Give us a 5-star rating

              Due to our improved health, we are back to Kingdom Prologue.  First of all, we talk about the presence of the Glory-Spirit at creation.  Furthermore, we talk about eschatology.  Eschatology comes before soteriology.  In other words, the ultimate, heavenly kingdom of God is a reality before salvation becomes

                Due to illness this week, we have a different plan.  This week we will listen to Meredith Kline himself.  First of all, he talks about the prophets.  Furthermore, he talks about the Mosaic covenant.  Most noteworthy, he talks about the failure of Israel.   Show Notes:  

Due to our enthusiasm for Kingdom Prologue, we press on!  First of all, we talk about God, the Alpha-Author.  Furthermore, we talk about the distinction between God as the creator, and everything else as the creation.  Most noteworthy, we talk about how the ancient pagan myths are a garbled copy of the truth.   Show

          This week we continue with Kingdom Prologue.  First of all, we begin with Part 1, Section A.  Furthermore, we talk about the structure of Genesis.  Most noteworthy, we talk about the idea that creation itself was covenantal.   Show Notes:   Give us a 5-star rating on iTunes!  (Click “View

          Due to the demands of life, Lee and Chris needed a break.  However, we’re back from our break!  Furthermore, this episode begins our next series.  As a result, we will now be going through Meredith Kline’s major work: Kingdom Prologue.  Therefore, please subscribe and tell your friends about the show!

                As we head into our break, we were grateful that Rev. David Inks had time to talk to us about the exegetical work that he has done in the book of Job and the sermons that have come out of that.  Listen in and be encouraged by

              The elephant in the room is often the tension that exists between Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia (East) and Westminster Seminary California (West).  That tension centers around the relationship between two doctrines: union with Christ, and justification.  Listen in as Lee and Chris discuss this in a way

Lee has done a fair amount of reading about the Eastern Orthodox doctrine of theosis.  As we discussed our way through Images of the Spirit, it seemed like there were some point of similarity between what Kline was seeing in the Scriptures about the Glory-Spirit replicating his image in human beings in terms of physical