Ok, Well I finished the Book and while I disagree with Bahnsen on a couple of issues I found the book to be invaluable in a number of places and well worth the read. I recommend the work to anyone who wants a readable book to look at these serious issues. I certainly now have a much healthier and fuller understanding of the Law in every sense after reading this book. I also will now use the "Older and Newer Testament" monikers from now on.

As I said in the Witsius and Turretin thread my next reading will take me into Turretin's Institutes and Witsius Economy of the Covenants.

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Benjamin P. Glaser
Pittsburgh, PA,
Fairmount ARP Church
Candidate Under Care Pittsburgh Theological Seminary & Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary
"The benefit of deliverance becomes the more precious in the same proportion in which we are brought to apprehend the magnitude of the evil from which we have been rescued"
-- Zacharias Ursinus, Commentary on the Heidelberg Catechism