Post #5 “Zechariah 14:6–11: The Lord’s Reign from Jerusalem,” Part 2 Post #1 Post #2 Post #3 Post #4 Continuing our discussion of verses 6–11, we pick up with the prophecy of the holy city being raised above the now leveled land surrounding it. The exaltation of...
Post #4 “Zechariah 14:6–11: The Lord’s Reign from Jerusalem,” Part 1 Post #1 Post #2 Post #3 We now come to verses 6–11, a section which will require two separate posts. Once the Lord arrives to rescue Jerusalem, the Lord remains to...
Post #3 “Zechariah 14:1–5: The Lord’s Coming to Jerusalem,” Part 2 Post #1 Post #2 The last post addressed verses 1–5 of the text but did not deal with some questions about the prophetic details. If the prophecy uses the land of Judah and...
Post #2 “Zechariah 14:1–5: The Lord’s Coming to Jerusalem,” Part 1 Post 1 The opening verses of chapter 14 portray the final conflict between the nations and the holy city. This...
Post #1 “The Need for an Amillennial Approach” The last chapter of Zechariah tends to be neglected by amillennialists, especially in comparison to the emphasis given it by premillennialists. While amillennialists anticipate a single consummation and glorification of...
Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 In this final post I want to say something else in defense of John Murray’s orthodoxy in spite of his hesitation over the terminology “Covenant of Works” and preference for the terminology “Adamic Administration.” So … John Murray was not led...
In my last post I began to defend John Murray’s orthodoxy by saying that Murray’s concerns about the terminology, Covenant of Works, must be properly understood and not exaggerated. Now let me come to a second point in my defense of Murray. So … Second, John Murray...
Part 1 In my first post I noted the important connection between orthodox views of the Covenant of Works and the doctrine of justification. This brings me to John Murray. John Murray famously questioned the traditional terminology or verbal description of...
[Recently, I submitted an essay for an upcoming book in memory Dr. Robert Paul Martin entitled: A Contemporary Treatment of the Covenant of Works in the Tradition of John Murray. I do not intend to reproduce the entirety of that essay in these blog...
In the first post in this short series I acknowledged that we are spending a good bit of time, effort, and money to achieve accreditation with the Association of Reformed Theological Seminaries. When I was asked why this matter of accreditation was so important to...
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