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'The Words of the Covenant' out soon.: ‘The Words of the Covenant’ out soon.

Dr. Henebury

My Biblical Theology, entitled 'The Words of the Covenant' (at least the Old Testament part), will be available for purchase at the end of September. The book is subtitled 'Old Testament Expectation' and presents a cumulative argument for God's covenants creating a powerful expectation of literal fulfillment of His promises. The book contains over 1,300…
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3 years ago‘The Words of the Covenant’ out soon.
Church History (1): A Course of 31 Lectures: Church History (1): A Course of 31 Lectures

Dr. Henebury

Lecture 1: What is Church History?
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4 years agoChurch History (1): A Course of 31 Lectures
The Biblical Worldview (Against All Others): The Biblical Worldview (Against All Others)

Dr. Henebury

Introduction. Let me begin with a few lines from T. S. Eliot: “Endless invention, endless experiment, Brings knowledge of motion, but not of stillness; Knowledge of speech, but not of silence; Knowledge of words, but ignorance of the Word. All our knowledge brings us nearer to our ignorance, All our ignorance brings us nearer to death, But nearness to death…
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4 years agoThe Biblical Worldview (Against All Others)
Replacement Theology: Is it Right to Use the Term? (Full Text): Replacement Theology: Is it Right to Use the Term? (Full Text)

Dr. Henebury

Here is the full text of my study of Supercessionism or Replacement Theology in pdf format: Replacement Theology REPLACEMENT THEOLOGY Is it right to Use the Term? Recently I have been reminded of the Reformed CT community’s aversion to the label of supercessionism, or worse, replacement theology. In the last decade or so particularly I have read repeated disavowals of this term from covenant theologians. Not wanting to misrepresent or smear brethren with whom I disagree, I have…
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8 years agoReplacement Theology: Is it Right to Use the Term? (Full Text)
Complete Series: Trying to Get the Rapture Right: Complete Series: Trying to Get the Rapture Right

Dr. Henebury

I have finally completed a series of twelve posts about the Rapture in which I have appealed for humility among the various schools of thought, while also explaining my pretribulational position. I was asked to bring the posts together in one place, so here they are: Part One: Introduction Part Two: The Main Verses (1) Part Three: The Main Verses (…
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9 years agoComplete Series: Trying to Get the Rapture Right

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What is Progressive Revelation?

“The whole idea of progression in this sense must incorporate constancy of meaning. Like coming across leopard tracks in the snow; following them would lead you to a leopard. It would not lead you to a bear. Bears have different signatures. Just so, when God reveals He leaves a verbal signature which can be tracked. It cannot eventuate in a result which the revelation has rendered us totally unprepared for.”

Kingdom through Covenant – A Review

There have been many reviews of this book from different sources, but this is one of the very few from a ‘dispensational’ perspective.

CONNECTED TRUTH: A PERSONAL JOURNEY

A Brief Testimony Before I became a Christian at the age of 25 I had a yearning for truth. I tried to find it, of all places, at the local pub, ‘The Bull’. Not the deep truth of philosophers; just the everyday truth of belonging. Real Ale and parties and pub banter provided the backdrop…

Should ‘Presuppositional’ Apologetics Be Rebranded As ‘Covenantal’ Apologetics?

“ As Greg Bahnsen showed in his Always Ready, there is plenty of biblical justification for presuppositional apologetics, without the need to appeal to covenant theology. While Bahnsen was a proponent of covenant theology, he wisely sought to establish his apologetics on a different and firmer foundation. What we want to know is whether Van Til’s apologetic is biblical, and indeed it is.”

David Bentley Hart’s, ‘The Experience of God’ – The Full Review

“A reductionistic god belongs to a reductionistic world picture, just as much as a vitiated view of consciousness and intentionality results from an outlook which doesn’t care to explain such “directed” mysteries.”

A Review of Stephen C. Meyer’s “Darwin’s Doubt”

This new book by Meyer describes the hopeless disarray into which evolutionary explanations of the Cambrian Explosion have come. The author convincingly shows how the evidence does not comport with Neo-Darwinism, but in fact contradicts it at many crucial points.

William Tyndale – An Introduction

This entry is part 2 of 2 in the series Brief Biographies

Without Tyndale we would not have the English language as we know it.

Just what is “Biblical Covenantalism”?

This short overview provides the distinctive traits of the form of Dispensationalism which seeks guidance from God’s own covenant words to discover the scheme of the Bible.

Jesus the Jew: A Short Diatribe

Over the many years I have been reading and writing about the Christian Faith, I have become just a little irritated by those well meaning people who try to tell me that in order to really know about Jesus, or ‘Yeshua’ as they like to call Him, it is necessary to get a Jewish perspective on the…