C. Doing Systematic Theology - Key Features The Case for the Bible As Our Authority 1. Biblically Grounded Old Testament (Deut 5.22; Deut 32) 2. Historically Informed New Testament Recognizes Authority of OT (Matt. 5.17; Jn 10.35; Lk 24.44) 3. Contextualized New Testament Recognizes an Authority on Par with OT (Heb 1.1-2; 2 Pet 3.16; 1 Tim 5.18) 4. Lived Out B. Canon (“measuring reed, or of Scripture “rule”) OT Canon (Lk 24.44; Mt 23.35;) The Starting Point: There is a God NT Canon (Heb 1.1-2, Jn 1) 2. He Speaks Next week - Inspiration, Inerrancy, Infallibility, Clarity, Necessity and Sufficiency of Scripture!
C. Doing Systematic Theology - Key Features 1. Biblically Grounded 2. Historically Informed 3. Contextualized 4. Lived Out The Starting Point: There is a God 2. He Speaks The Case for the Bible As Our Authority Old Testament (Deut 5.22; Deut 32) New Testament Recognizes Authority of OT (Matt. 5.17; Jn 10.35; Lk 24.44) New Testament Recognizes an Authority on Par with OT (Heb 1.1-2; 2 Pet 3.16; 1 Tim 5.18) B. Canon (“measuring reed, or “rule”) of Scripture OT Canon (Lk 24.44; Mt 23.35;) NT Canon (Heb 1.1-2, Jn 1) Next week - Inspiration, Inerrancy, Infallibility, Clarity, Necessity and Sufficiency of Scripture!
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