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The law of God has numerous uses, but we tend to flatten it out and see it all one way or all the other. Jonathan Edwards is helpful at this point.

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Jonathan Edwards: In the final analysis, both Gentiles and Jews are brought INTO the covenant from the outside. Hubba hubba!

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Jonathan Edwards analyzes the history of redemption from Abraham to Moses. His analysis falls into two categories: Development and preservation.

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Some thoughts on Edwards’s discussion of the history of redemption from the flood to the calling of Abraham.

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Some friends and I are working through Jonathan Edwards’s A History of the Work of Redemption. I’ve already posted twice on his introduction. One more introductory remark: this work is set up to take the reader through redemptive history, from the fall to the return of Christ. Edwards breaks history down into three major periods: [...]

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Edwards’s larger purpose behind this series of sermons and some observations about his theology

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Initial comments on Jonathan Edwards’s work on the history of redemption.

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