Anyone read it ? Does it deals with covenant theology ? Any reviews or thoughts are welcome.

I read that this would be a three volume work, does anyone knows about volume 3 ?

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* Ralph Wilms (7-10-1974)
* Church : Christengemeente Roermond (The Netherlands)
* Credobaptist who hold towards Covenant Theology
* Husband of Reena & father of Naomie and Gideon
* 1729 Goat Yard Declaration of Faith
* 1646 & 1689 Baptist Confession of faith
* 1595 The Lambeth Articles
* 1618-1619 The Canons of Dordt

Dr. Horton's project is intended to use the covenant motif of Scripture as expressed by classic covenant theology to illumine various topics in systematic theology, all the while interacting with everyone from Jews, to Catholics, to Mainliners, to Postmodern critics. What he intended as a three-volume series is now going to be four (at the behest of the publisher).

Vol 1 - Covenant and Eschatology is the prolegomena to his project.
Vol 2 - Lord and Servant deals with Theology Proper, Anthropology, and Christology.
Vol 3 - Covenant and Salvation deals with Soteriology. According to Kim Riddlebarger it is the best critique of the New Perspective on Paul he has read. It is due out soon.
Vol 4 - People and Place deals with Ecclesiology and Eschatology.

Vol 2 was my favorite of the first two, by far. Dr. Horton's treatment of divine jealousy and impassibility were profound, and his exposition of the the incarnation was enlivening.

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Rev. Daniel R. Hyde
Pastor, Oceanside United Reformed Church
www.oceansideurc.org
Carlsbad/Oceanside, California