EPISODE · Jul 23, 2024 · 36 MIN
Ep.80 - Covenant: God's Relationship to Us - Pt.4: The Mercy: Covenant of Nature (Noahic)
from Theology for the Curious · host Pete Goulding
Click here to text us your thoughts and questions!What was God saying through Noah, through the flood, and through the subsequent deliverance of Noah’s family and the animals? How did it parallel Eden and Adam? It what sense did the events around Noah and the flood mirror those around Adam and the garden? What significance does the events around the flood hold for us today?This week Pete and the Curious team take a look at Noah, the flood, the words and events around it; looking to understand what it tells us about God, humanity, and God’s greater purpose for the world. Recommended Reading:Noahic Covenant - Ligonier.orgGod's Covenant with Noah - TheologyOfWork.orgWhat we’re reading...As a new little feature to our notes, we are adding books that we have been browsing and reading as part of this series. So here goes. We have been delving into the following three;Michael Horton - ‘Introducing Covenant Theology’ Peter Gentry & Stephen Wellum - ‘Kingdom Through Covenant’ W J Dumbrell - ‘Covenant and Creation’ Send your questions or thoughts to: [email protected] us on Instagram @theologyforthecuriousFind us on TikTok: @theologyforthecurious
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Click here to text us your thoughts and questions! What was God saying through Noah, through the flood, and through the subsequent deliverance of Noah’s family and the animals? How did it parallel Eden and Adam? It what sense did the events around Noah and the flood mirror those around Adam and the garden? What significance does the events around the flood hold for us today? This week Pete and the Curious team take a look at Noah, the flood, the words and events around it; looking to understa...
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Ep.80 - Covenant: God's Relationship to Us - Pt.4: The Mercy: Covenant of Nature (Noahic)
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