reaganmarsh
Puritan Board Senior
Read your whole Bible through several times, brother. And camp out in Romans, Ephesians, and Hebrews for a while while you're reading through the whole Bible. In other words,, read them straight through in one sitting, and then do it again and again.
Romans convinced me of God's sovereignty and pulled me out of dispensationalism; Ephesians made me a Calvinist; and Hebrews made me a Christ-centered exegete. But it takes the context of the whole Bible to make you a covenant theologian. Get that in hand as the matter of primary importance; then come to your secondary works.
I'm not in any way disparaging or discouraging hard theological study; but there is a method of theological study which is of critical importance. To the law and the testimony! Ad fontes!
Romans convinced me of God's sovereignty and pulled me out of dispensationalism; Ephesians made me a Calvinist; and Hebrews made me a Christ-centered exegete. But it takes the context of the whole Bible to make you a covenant theologian. Get that in hand as the matter of primary importance; then come to your secondary works.
I'm not in any way disparaging or discouraging hard theological study; but there is a method of theological study which is of critical importance. To the law and the testimony! Ad fontes!
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