Newer books often contain a set of study questions for group discussion. However, it would be nice for reading groups to also tap into the classics, including the puritans. Does anyone here know of a good source for discussion guides for some of these older works? I came across a partial set for Boston's Four-fold State from a "Dead Theologian's Society" which doesn't seem to exist anymore, but a collection of resources like this would be helpful!
book study guides with discussion questions
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This is one place that has a few classic works:
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Reading Group Resources - The Paideia Center
The Paideia Center offers free discipleship training materials for pastors and lay leaders desiring to apply historical wisdom to their life.
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- How does the concept of Christ as the "second Adam" relate to the covenant of grace? What are the implications of this role?
- In what ways does the text describe the process of Christ becoming the "Kinsman-redeemer"? How does this role connect to Old Testament traditions?
- What are the four things that a kinsman-redeemer was expected to do according to the text? How does Christ fulfill these expectations?
- How does the text explain the necessity of Christ being both divine and human in order to serve as a mediator between God and mankind?
- What is the significance of the "book of life" mentioned in the text, and how does it relate to the concept of election?
- How does the text describe the relationship between God the Father and Christ in forming the covenant of grace?
- What parallels does the author draw between Adam in the first covenant and Christ in the second covenant?
- How does the text explain the concept of Christ "marrying the widow" in relation to human nature? What is the theological significance of this metaphor?
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