From Condemnation to Righteousness
“From Condemnation to Righteousness: A Christian Reading of Deuteronomy.” Southern Baptist Journal of Theology 18.3 (Fall, 2014): 87–118. This latest paper from DeRouchie provides a thematic overview of Deuteronomy’s message within the framework of...The New Covenant Community in 2 Peter
In an earlier post, I provided one argument for affirming that the book of Hebrews views a complete overlap of ecclesiology and soteriology in the new covenant. That is, the warning passages in no way pose a threat to the credo-Baptist position that all members of the...The New Covenant Community in Hebrews
I am a credo-baptist, meaning that the I believe God ordained the water rite of baptism as a visible sign of one’s conscious faith in Christ for righteousness. He alone satisfies God’s wrath against sin and sinners and bears the curse of the many. In...When God’s Promise Overcomes Our Problem
Paul said that the old covenant mediated by Moses bore a “ministry of condemnation” (2 Corinthians 3:9). What does this mean, and would Moses have agreed? The Book of Deuteronomy clarifies three things: 1) Moses’s old covenant plea, 2) the people’s old...DeRouchie’s Audio & Video Sites
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