Late in 2019, I finally was able to devote the time over Thanksgiving mostly to finish reading the final chapters of the book Forged from Reformation: How Dispensational Thought Advances the Reformed Legacy. To recap, my first post of this extended book summary covered the first section on historical theology. The second post covered the second … Continue reading What I Am Reading: Forged from Reformation – Part 3, The Rest of the Solas
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What I Am Reading: Forged from Reformation – Part 2, Sola Scriptura
This is part 2 of my summary of the work Forged from Reformation on the relationship between dispensationalism and Reformed Theology. This summary covered several essay on Sola Scriptura.
What I Am Reading: Forged from Reformation – Part 1, Historical Development
A brief synopsis of the first part of Forged from Reformation. The topic of this section is Historical Development.
Brief Thoughts on “Ancient Wine and the Bible” by David Brumbelow
I offer some brief comments on the book Ancient Wine and the Bible by David Brumbelow and how it has helped me in thinking through the issues around abstience. It shows that we should not assume that wine in the Bible is always alcoholic, but that rather we should let the historical context and the Biblical context inform how we understand references to wine.
Book Review: How Does the New Testament Use the Old Testament?: A Survey of the Major Views by Michael J. Vlach
Over the last 3 months or so my wife and I have been doing a challenge to read the whole Bible in 100 days, and we have been reading the New Testament for the last few weeks. As i have been reading, it has proved to present me fresh with the challenges we face in … Continue reading Book Review: How Does the New Testament Use the Old Testament?: A Survey of the Major Views by Michael J. Vlach