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EPISODE · Aug 21, 2026 · 41 MIN

ST223: Systematic Theology — The Resurrection, Ascension, and Session of Christ — The Cosmic Vindication and Exaltation of the King

from Foundations for the Christian Life · host Jonathan Wolters

This episode provides a comprehensive theological examination of the exaltation of Christ, focusing on the transition from his earthly suffering to his cosmic enthronement. By integrating rigorous Greek exegesis with systematic frameworks, the text explores the Resurrection as a judicial vindication where God overturned the world's death sentence, and the Ascension as a royal installation of humanity into the heavenly realm. It centers on key biblical milestones, such as Psalm 110:1 and Romans 1:4, to demonstrate how Jesus now exercises a threefold office as an active King, Priest, and Prophet from his position of authority. Ultimately, the work aims to move beyond a mere historical defense of the resurrection, presenting it instead as the inauguration of a new creation and the definitive victory over all spiritual and physical enemies.This podcast was created with the assistance of AI tools.

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