Covenant, Atonement, Passover

from Introduction to Folk Theology Transition

My dissertation discussing how the blood of Christ relates to three key themes in the Old Testament: Covenant, Passover, Atonement. Blood is used in these three functionary ways which doesn’t collapse into a singular theme or narrative. They are distinct as blood is used differently and should not be merged into a singular theme simply because a single element is used. The New Testament authors draw on these distinct themes in light of the Christ event.

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