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Book Details:   • Author: Graeme Goldsworthy   • Category: Biblical Theology   • Publisher: IVP (2012)   • Format: softcover   • Page Count: 240   • ISBN#: 0830839690   • List Price: $20.00   • Rating: Must Read Review: In recent years biblical theology has enjoyed something of a comeback. A robust, Christ-centered, confessional variety of biblical theology is becoming more and more widespread…

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At The 2011 Gospel Coalition Conference, this book was highly recommended. I thought I’d highlight the book again, since my review was posted way back in April of 2009. What would a Christ-centered reading of the Old Testament look like? How can we best preach Christ from the Old Testament…

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In today’s church, the Old Testament is often overlooked. When attention is drawn to it, the focus tends to be on creation science, Proverbs for daily living, Psalms for devotional nourishment, and character studies for us to emulate. The Christian church largely focuses on the New Testament for its teaching…

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–continued from part 1 We are discussing Ephesians 2 and dispensationalism.     In yesterday’s post, we saw that Gentiles are added to the “commonwealth of Israel” and become full fledged members.   They with believing Israel become “one new man”.   At the very least this teaches that in the dispensation of the…

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Author: Bob Beasley Publisher: Living Stone Books Format: Softcover Pages: 208 ISBN: 9780979973147 Stars: 3 of 5 Many Christians are bewildered by the Old Testament. They start reading in Genesis and give up by the time Leviticus comes around. They remember bits and pieces of a smattering of OT Bible…

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