So here's what I'm looking for, trying to figure out what it would be called or if it even exists? I'm looking for a chronological theology, not by date the scripture was written, but by when it's speaking about. For example, Ephesians 1:4, speaking of how He chose us in Christ before the foundation of the world, would be at the very beginning, because it's speaking of events that happened in eternity past. Then, end times things, final judgment, and Revelation would be at the end. Does that make sense? Does such a thing exist, and if so, what is it called??
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Strictly speaking, these things address logical order rather than chronology, so they shouldn't pose a problem to such a project.
Yes! I think you get what I'm saying au5t1n, and you may have explained it better as well. A logical order of things from eternity past to eternity future is what I'm looking for! At least for major events and key passages. Some bits of theology wouldn't change this as far as order or timing, for instance, the basis on which God elected people doesn't change the fact that He did so before the foundation of the world, and the fact of when the fall happened doesn't change based on how it happened. Granted, parts of the end times theology would differ.
Anyways, does anyone know of such a thing??
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You could look for books on Biblical Theology, I know John Owen has one.
Biblical Theology - Reformation Heritage Books
Biblical Theology - Reformation Heritage Books
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