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John Murray on the New Covenant
Three preliminary thoughts from John Murray: The language Zacharias uses in Luke 1:72 runs parallel with the language God used when preparing the Israelites for deliverance from Egypt. Paul mentions … more →
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John Murray on the New Covenant
Kendrick wrote 2 months ago: Three preliminary thoughts from John Murray: The language Zacharias uses in Luke 1:72 runs parallel … more →
John Murray on the Davidic Covenant
Kendrick wrote 2 months ago: If the Abrahamic and Mosaic covenants were both divinely appointed, then we should expect the same … more →
John Murray on the Mosaic Covenant
Kendrick wrote 2 months ago: The Mosaic covenant is the covenant most easily construed as supporting the idea of covenant being … more →
John Murray on the Abrahamic Covenant
Kendrick wrote 2 months ago: We now turn to the Abrahamic covenant to further explore what this biblical idea of covenant consi … more →
John Murray on the Post-Diluvian Noahic Covenant
Kendrick wrote 2 months ago: The first covenant that Murray specifically examines is the Noahic covenant. To recap what Murray … more →
Use of Covenant in Scripture
Kendrick wrote 2 months ago: John Murray’s aim in this next section of his essay is to investigate whether the definitions … more →
Defining "Covenant"
Kendrick wrote 2 months ago: I’ve never actually considered learning more about covenant theology until I read Robert Leetham … more →
Doctrine of Assurance in the Sermon on the Mount
Kendrick wrote 3 months ago: I completed D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones’ “Studies in the Sermon on the Mount” a few nigh … more →
The Everlasting Covenant, by D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones
Kendrick wrote 3 months ago: Lloyd-Jones reminds us at the get-go that it is Paul’s tendency to write a wealth of knowledg … more →
Not Faith, But Christ, by Horatius Bonar
Kendrick wrote 4 months ago: In the opening paragraph of this essay, Bonar speaks of justification and assurance. There is justif … more →
Hans Christian Andersen
famousauthors wrote 5 months ago: Hans Christian Andersen (pronounced [ˈhanˀs ˈkʰʁæʂd̥jan ˈɑnɐsn̩] in Danish, or simply H. … more →
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