Covenantal and Dispensational Theologies: Four Views on the Continuity of Scripture by Brent E. Parker & Richard James Lucas

Author:Brent E. Parker & Richard James Lucas
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Dispensational;dispensational theology;dispensationalism;dispensation;covenantal;covenantal theology;covenentalism;covenant;biblical studies;Christian theology;biblical theology;theology;soteriology;biblical studies;hermeneutics;old testament;new testament;old and new testament;old testament studies;new testament studies;biblical covenants;systematic theology;continuity of scripture;biblical continuity;canon;biblical canon;OT;NT;Israel;eschatology;theology;Scripture;reformed;reformed theology
Publisher: InterVarsity Press
Published: 2021-10-18T11:44:31+00:00

Israel will repent and become obedient (Ezek 16:60-63; 36:27).

Israel will be forgiven on account of the Abrahamic covenant (Ezek 16:60; cf. Jer 31:34).

God will regather Israel in the Promised Land, where they will live together in safety forever (Jer 32:41-44; 50:4-5; Is 49:8-13; 54:10, 17; Ezek 34:28-31; 37:24-25).

The whole created realm, including animals (Ezek 34:25; Hos 2:18), the weather, and the earth (Ezek 34:26-29; 36:30), will participate in the covenant.

Gentiles will respond favorably to God’s blessings on Israel and stream to her to employ her priestly services (Is 2:2-4; 42:6-8; 60-61; 56:6-8; 66:12; Jer 3:17-18; 4:2; 16:19-21; 33:8-9; Zeph 3:20).

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