The Eschatology of Adoption

An episode of the Reformed Forum: Westminster Theological Seminary Faculty podcast, hosted by Reformed Forum, titled "The Eschatology of Adoption" was published on February 6, 2009.

February 6, 2009 · Reformed Forum: Westminster Theological Seminary Faculty

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Christ the Center had the honor to interview the newest faculty member of Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia, Rev. Dr. David Garner, who also serves as the institution’s vice president of advancement, about the doctrine of adoption. Adoption, one of the benefits of redemption that the believer gains by faith alone in union with Christ, relates to the believer’s gaining admittance into the family of God because of the work of the Son of God,...

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