Journal of Dispensational Theology, Volume 10

by Christopher Cone

Publisher:

Tyndale Theological Seminary

, 2006

Overview

Journal of Dispensational Theology, Volume 10.

Contents

Top Highlights

“Prophetically, the kingly rule or seed line is to come through the tribe of Judah not through Benjamin (Saul).” (Volume 10, Number 31, Page 52)

“Dispensationalism is not ‘escapist’ theology. Indeed a much more representative and theologically nuanced book on” (Volume 10, Number 31, Page 73)

“God’s covenanted theocratic kingdom program and David’s throne and kingdom are the same.” (Volume 10, Number 31, Page 49)

“Prophecy does not establish the kingdom program of God. The biblical covenants do (the Abrahamic, land, Davidic, and new). The defining of His entire redemptive program and the defining of the throne and the kingdom God are in the covenants themselves. In addition, all biblical prophecy ultimately flows from the biblical covenants.” (Volume 10, Number 31, Page 53)

“where Christ will reign from David’s throne over Israel and every nation literally for one thousand years” (Volume 10, Number 31, Page 49)

Product Details

• Title: Journal of Dispensational Theology, Volume 10
• Author: Christopher Cone
• Series: Journal of Dispensational Theology
• Publisher: Tyndale Theological Seminary
• Print Publication Date: 2006
• Logos Release Date: 2009
• Era: era:Contemporary
• Language: English
• Resources: 1
• Format: Digital › Logos Research Edition
• Subject: Theology › Periodicals
• Resource ID: LLS:gs_jodt_10
• Resource Type: Journal
• Metadata Last Updated: 2022-02-12T03:39:47Z

About Christopher Cone

Christopher Cone serves as president of Tyndale Theological Seminary, and teaches there as a professor of Bible and theology. He also serves as a pastor for Tyndale Bible Church. Cone has authored several books including The Promises of God: A Synthetic Bible Survey, Prolegomena: Introductory Notes on Bible Study and Theological Method, and Life beyond the Sun: An Introduction to Philosophy and Worldview through the Lens of Ecclesiastes. He is the general editor of Dispensationalism Tomorrow and Beyond: A Theological Collection in Honor of Charles C. Ryrie and Practical Aspects of Pastoral Theology.