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A Biblical Theology of the Written Scripture: Jeremiah, the New Covenant, and New Testament Letters

Date recorded: 28 May 2024 | Speaker: Dirk Jongkind | Event: ELF Workshop
Topic: Theology
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biblical theology | 
Bible | 
gospel | 
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It becomes increasingly problematic in Western society to simply open up the Bible and teach the Gospel from its pages. The attitude towards Scripture, and even towards any authoritative text, is changing for a variety of reasons. In this talk, we begin to analyse what is happening in society and the church and also explore the Bible to learn which of its qualities need to be taught in the contemporary church in order to help people appreciate Scripture as the permanent and authoritative Word of God.

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