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All the Good Things that the LORD Your God Promised by: Dr. Kim Riddlebarger
The eighty-seventh in a series: I Will Be Your God and You Will Be My People."
Texts: Joshua 23:1-16; 2 Corinthians 6:14-7:1
RPM Volume 16, Number 33, 8/10/2014
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Topics: Historical Books, Biblical Theology, Christian Living
So That All the Peoples of the Earth May Know by: Dr. Kim Riddlebarger
The seventy-fourth in a series: "I Will be Your God and You Will Be My People"
Texts: Joshua 4:1-24; John 20:30-31
RPM Volume 16, Number 20, 5/11/2014
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Topics: Historical Books, Biblical Theology, Christian Living
Containing Motives and Arguments to Persuade Us unto the Love of Christ, and to be Espoused to Him by: Thomas Shepard
Part 7
He Loves You with an Unmeasurable Love
RPM Volume 16, Number 42, 10/12/2014
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Topics: Christ, Biblical Theology, Christian Living

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Christ in the Old Testament by: Dr. Joseph R. Nally, Jr.
Can you list the fulfilled prophecies, typologies, shadows, allegories, and illusions to Christ In the Old Testament?
Topics: Christ, Apologetics, Biblical Theology
Annihilationism Error: Hebrew Word Definition Charts by: Dr. Joseph R. Nally, Jr.
What do the Hebrew and Greek words means in reference to the false doctrine of Annihilationism?
Topics: Apologetics, Interpretation, Biblical Theology
An Eternal Hell is for Real - The Heresy of Annihilationism? by: Dr. Joseph R. Nally, Jr.
Is Hell for real or is everyone just going to cease to exist?
Topics: Last Days, Biblical Theology, Apologetics

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Diachronic Developments in the Old Testament by: Dr. Richard L. Pratt, Jr.
A companion video to lesson 3 of the same series that asks the following questions:
- What is the difference between "diachronic" and "synchronic"?
- Do we start with synchronic or diachronic analysis?
- Does synchronic or diachronic analysis have priority over the other?
- Did biblical authors ever use synchronic and diachronic approaches at the same time?
- Why does the theology of the Bible change?
- How do we reconcile God s sovereignty with theological development in the Bible?
- Do theological developments ever occur simply because God changes his mind?
- Do all biblical theologians divide the Bible according to covenants?
- Besides matching epochs to covenants, how else do biblical theologians divide the Bible?
- Why did God establish so many covenants?
- What does the multiplicity of covenants teach us about God's character?
- Are there both conditional and unconditional covenants?
- Are some covenants more conditional than others?
- Is the new covenant conditional?
- How do we fulfill our covenant obligations under the new covenant?
- What is the difference between epochal and topical development?
- What are the dangers of a topical approach to Scripture?
- What is the proper way to use typology in studies of Scripture?
- Is it always necessary to look for types of Christ when we study the Old Testament?
- Is a type a figure of speech?
- What are the elements of a type?
- How do types depend on and reflect theological development?
Lesson 3 of the course: Building Biblical Theology
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Topics: Introduction to Theological Studies, Biblical Theology
What is Biblical Theology? by: Dr. Richard L. Pratt, Jr.
A companion video to lesson 1 of the same series that asks the following questions:
- What is the difference between systematic theology and biblical theology?
- Which is more important: systematic theology or biblical theology?
- Do systematic theology and biblical theology inform each other?
- Does biblical theology reflect the content and priorities of the Bible?
- Why do biblical theologians focus on extraordinary acts of God?
- How might biblical theology make use of an ordinary act of God?
- Do Christians always reformulate theology in response to culture?
- Is it dangerous to reformulate theology in response to culture?
- What is the difference between critical and evangelical biblical theology?
- Why do critical biblical theologians value Heilsgeschichte or redemptive history?
- Why is it important to realize that the Bible records actual history?
- How can we prove that the Bible records true history?
- How did Hodge's view of evangelical biblical theology differ from Warfield's view?
- What was Vos' view of evangelical biblical theology?
- If we focus entirely on Jesus and redemptive history, what might we miss?
- Why are both act and word revelation important?
- How is act revelation "radial" and "ambiguous"?
- How do epochal shifts correspond to periods of increased revelation?
- Doesn't God constantly provide revelation?
- How should shifts in revelation influence modern application?
- How is the history of revelation "organic"?
Lesson 1 of the course: Building Biblical Theology
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Contours of New Testament Biblical Theology by: Dr. Richard L. Pratt, Jr.
A companion video to lesson 4 of the same series that asks the following questions:
- Why do biblical theologians study the Old and New Testaments separately?
- What do biblical theologians do with the New Testament?
- Did biblical writers contradict each other?
- How diverse are the theologies of the biblical writers?
- How do we discover the different theologies of the New Testament writers?
- What is eschatology?
- How did the doctrine of eschatology develop?
- Did the prophets ever predict things that did not come to pass?
- Why was John the Baptist surprised by Jesus' ministry?
- Will we be surprised by the details of Christ's return?
- Why didn't the end times unfold in the way the Old Testament prophets had predicted?
- Do historical contingencies continue to apply today?
- Has the new covenant come?
- Does the New Testament contain different eschatologies?
- What are some practical implications of biblical theology's focus on eschatology?
Lesson 4 of the course: Building Biblical Theology
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Topics: Introduction to Theological Studies, Biblical Theology