3.3 Brent Parker, David Schrock, Trent Hunter • Interview • "A Biblical and Theological Perspective of National Israel"

Listen in as David Schrock and Trent Hunter interview Brent Parker about his longform essay "A Biblical and Theological Perspective of National Israel." Timestamps Introduction - 00:32 How Did Brent Parker Get into Studying Israel? - 3:09 Trent Hunter’s Study of Israel - 06:27 Three Different Understandings of Israel - 11:13 How Do We Understand Typology When Regarding Israel? - 18:52 How Does a Pastor Preach about Typology? - 22:44 Understanding the Abrahamic Covenant and its Promises - 29:10 What are Some Ways to Connect Adam to Israel in Being a Corporate Adam? - 34:05 Titles and Offices of Israel Pointing to Christ - 38:31 Why Do People Move Straight from Old Testament Prophecies to End Times Before Moving to Christ? - 44:20 Is Joshua 21 a Place to See the Land Promises Fulfilled? - 48:48 Are the Land Promises Spiritualized or in Some Sense Fulfilled in the Future? - 50:40 What are a Couple Key Verses to Show that Jesus is the True Israel? – 52:57 How Is the Church Not the Replacement of Israel? - 54:40 How Do We Read Romans 11? - 57:57 Closing Thoughts & Outro - 1:02:52 Resources to Click “A Biblical and Theological Perspective of National Israel” – Brent Parker “The Israel-Christ-Church Typological Pattern: A Theological Critique of Covenantal and Dispensational Theologies” – Brent Parker Theme: Progressive Covenantalism – Christ Over All Theme: A Biblical View of National Israel – Christ Over All Go to ChristOverAll.com/Give to support the work Books to Read Progressive Covenantalism: Charting a Course between Dispensational and Covenantal Theologies – ed. Brent Parker and Stephen J. Wellum Kingdom Through Covenant: A Biblical-Theological Understanding of the Covenants (2nd Ed.) – Peter J. Gentry & Stephen J. Wellum Systematic Theology Vol. 1: From Canon to Concept – Stephen J. Wellum Abraham’s Four Seeds - John Reisinger Israel, the Church and the Middle East: A Biblical Response to the Current Conflict – ed. Barrell Bock and Mitch Glaser