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Old 07-21-2008, 08:19 AM
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Casey, Next they will be redefining what a covenant of works is, or maybe they already have.
Very prescient of you. They have in fact. Now Kline et.al. can speak of a "typological" covenant of works. In which relative obedience (that is still mingled with sin as is all obedience pot-fall) can merit typoligical blessings. This blatantly contradicts the reformation understanding of merit (which they only hesitatingly and qualifiedly affirmed possible for Adam) and makes it possible for God to accept less than perfect obedience as the basis for rewards that supposedly typify heavnly rewards!
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