Recently I was referred to buy a book by Mark W. Karlberg
"Covenant Theology in Reformed Perspectives"
Prior to attending and becoming a member at the URC when I first wanted to learn more on Covenant Theology I was always told to buy "The Christ of the Covenants" by O. Palmer Robertson.
Now a member at the URC for about 2yrs whenever covenant theology becomes the discussion the works of Meredith Kline and Mark Karlberg are usually mentioned and recommended to get.
My question is does Meredith Kline and Mark Karlberg Covenant theology differ alot or little with O. Palmer Robertson Covenant Theology.
My understanding is and reading Karlberg's article "Reformed Interpretation of the Mosiac Covenant" is that (the principle of works-inheritance as an administrative element in the Mosiac Covenant is limited to the sphere of the symbolic-typical)pg.47
Does this understanding of the Mosiac Covenant and more of what Karlberg says differ from Robertsons interpretation of the Mosiac Covenant.
Thank you.
"Covenant Theology in Reformed Perspectives"
Prior to attending and becoming a member at the URC when I first wanted to learn more on Covenant Theology I was always told to buy "The Christ of the Covenants" by O. Palmer Robertson.
Now a member at the URC for about 2yrs whenever covenant theology becomes the discussion the works of Meredith Kline and Mark Karlberg are usually mentioned and recommended to get.
My question is does Meredith Kline and Mark Karlberg Covenant theology differ alot or little with O. Palmer Robertson Covenant Theology.
My understanding is and reading Karlberg's article "Reformed Interpretation of the Mosiac Covenant" is that (the principle of works-inheritance as an administrative element in the Mosiac Covenant is limited to the sphere of the symbolic-typical)pg.47
Does this understanding of the Mosiac Covenant and more of what Karlberg says differ from Robertsons interpretation of the Mosiac Covenant.
Thank you.