Before theology can speak of anything, Scripture must reveal what God has made.
Systematic Theology — Scripture Defines Scripture, Volume 3: The Doctrine of Creation examines the biblical doctrine of creation through one controlling conviction: God’s Word must define God’s world.
This volume does not treat creation as a narrow debate over origins. Creation is foundational to the whole Christian worldview. Before the church can think rightly about God, man, Christ, salvation, the body, marriage, work, rest, suffering, providence, resurrection, or the eternal state, it must answer one of Scripture’s first and most basic questions: Who made all things, and why?
In this volume, Jeff C. Edwards traces the doctrine of creation from Scripture itself, showing that creation is not God, but it belongs to God; it is not evil, but it is fallen; it is not ultimate, but it is destined for renewal under Christ.
This volume explores:
Written with a Scripture-defines-Scripture method, Volume 3: The Doctrine of Creation calls readers to receive creation as God defines it: good, ordered, purposeful, dependent, fallen, groaning, and waiting for redemption.
This book may be read as a stand-alone study of the doctrine of creation, or as the third volume in the larger twenty-four-volume Systematic Theology — Scripture Defines Scripture series. Readers who want a serious, Bible-driven treatment of creation will find this volume complete in itself, while those following the full series will see how the doctrine of creation builds upon the doctrine of Scripture and the doctrine of God, and prepares the way for the doctrine of man and sin.
The Creator who made heaven and earth has not abandoned His works. The Word became flesh. Christ rose bodily from the dead. And God has promised a new heaven and a new earth wherein dwelleth righteousness.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Before theology can speak of anything, Scripture must reveal what God has made.Systematic Theology - Scripture Defines Scripture, Volume 3: The Doctrine of Creation examines the biblical doctrine of creation through one controlling conviction: God's Word must define God's world.This volume does not treat creation as a narrow debate over origins. Creation is foundational to the whole Christian worldview. Before the church can think rightly about God, man, Christ, salvation, the body, marriage, work, rest, suffering, providence, resurrection, or the eternal state, it must answer one of Scripture's first and most basic questions: Who made all things, and why?In this volume, Jeff C. Edwards traces the doctrine of creation from Scripture itself, showing that creation is not God, but it belongs to God; it is not evil, but it is fallen; it is not ultimate, but it is destined for renewal under Christ.This volume explores: Creation out of nothingCreation by the Word of GodThe triune God's work in creationTime, heaven, earth, and the days of creationThe order and goodness of the created worldProvidence, preservation, miracles, and SabbathThe goodness of the body and ordinary lifeWork, rest, marriage, fruitfulness, and stewardshipCreation's groaning under the fallThe incarnation of Christ and the hope of new creationWritten with a Scripture-defines-Scripture method, Volume 3: The Doctrine of Creation calls readers to receive creation as God defines it: good, ordered, purposeful, dependent, fallen, groaning, and waiting for redemption.This book may be read as a stand-alone study of the doctrine of creation, or as the third volume in the larger twenty-four-volume Systematic Theology - Scripture Defines Scripture series. Readers who want a serious, Bible-driven treatment of creation will find this volume complete in itself, while those following the full series will see how the doctrine of creation builds upon the doctrine of Scripture and the doctrine of God, and prepares the way for the doctrine of man and sin.The Creator who made heaven and earth has not abandoned His works. The Word became flesh. Christ rose bodily from the dead. And God has promised a new heaven and a new earth wherein dwelleth righteousness. Moving beyond mere debates over origins, this profound study explores how the Creator shaped a purposeful world and how His hand continues to sustain all existence through the lens of divine revelation. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798950944017
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