Systematic Theology?

[The Apologetic Thomas]

Does anyone know of a good systematic theology that is LBC 1689 compliant?
I've been looking for one forever.
Or what about an expository on the LBC 1689?

I'd prefer something modern. Haha I love the old stuff, but I'm weary of trying to understand the old language and words. :3
Any help would be great.

 

[O'GodHowGreatThouArt]

Samuel Waldron's commentary on the confession would be the way to go.

 

[The Apologetic Thomas]

Thanks.

 

[JP Wallace]

There really isn't one, but then again why would you need one? - the differences between any of the major systematics and the theology of 1689 are smallish sections - some Covenant, some sacrament, some church government (I mean physical pages). Those differences are best dealt with by specific books/articles elsewhere in my opinion (e.g. Sam Waldron for the overall, Greg Nicholls for RB covenant theology etc.). John Gill's work will not be far off the mark in terms of being systematic and baptist and confessional.

Many Calvinistic Baptists types rave about Grudem, and it's fine but it is neither Westminster not 1689 compliant!

 

[KMK]

This is not a ST, but it is very handy for 'harmonizing' the main confessions and catechisms of the Reformed faith. The Bookstore @ Westminster Seminary California — True Confessions