This is not about syllogisms. It is about what he sees in Genesis 17 and what the Covenants are.

I left the intro to the Exegetical Arguments on so that it would explain the method of arguing that he did in his historical context. Don't make this about the syllogisms. There are two of them. Make it about the exegesis.

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