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    And It Shall Be Our Righteousness, if we Observe to Do all these Commandments

    ”And when thy son asketh thee in time to come, saying, What mean the testimonies, and the statutes, and the judgments, which the LORD our God hath commanded you? Then thou shalt say unto thy son, We were Pharaoh's bondmen in Egypt; and the LORD brought us out of Egypt with a mighty hand: And the...
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    Thomas Blake's Book on Covenant Theology, Vindiciæ Foederis

    I think the title says most of what needs to be said about the content: I have read this book off the website of the University of Michigan (here is a link). This book, as the title suggests, goes through the doctrines around Covenant Theology, with a particular focus on those issues Blake saw...
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    Are People in False Churches under the Covenant of Grace (externally)?

    Thomas Blake, in his book on covenant theology, argues in chapter 40 out of various passages that those who are professed believers are under a covenant of grace, and not of works, and are judged as covenant breakers, not as the heathen who are without God in the world. This leads, naturally...
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    What books would you recommend on Covenant Theology?

    Hello, What books would you recommend on Covenant Theology? I am in particular looking for short/intermediate leangth, that is available as ebook. Preferably by a Puritan or some experimental author of a different era. I would, in particular, prefer books that deal (from a confessional...
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    Francis Roberts Introduces the Covenant Theology Section of A Puritan's Mind

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    'Membership,' and covenant breaking

    Especially between Presbyterians & Baptists, the unbreakableness of the New Covenant has been much controverted as a possible way of resolving the debate over subjects of baptism (see this thread for instance). The unbreakableness of the New Covenant is usually deduced from Jeremiah 31:32 (cf...
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