Camden covers Meredith Kline and a few of his books during this episode of Theology on the Go.

Daniel 9:20-27 is one of those passages that gets the covenantal/dispensational fires going. It seemed discussions would constantly find their way to this passage back when I was having regular discussions with dispensationalists. I happened to be reading Meredith G. Kline’s “The Covenant of the Seventieth Week” recently and thought I would pass this quotation [...]

In a recent interview with Mark Dever, Darryl Hart suggested that Westminster (CA) students tend to be more historically focused while Westminster (PA) students tend to gravitate toward biblical theology.  Hart has asked students from each school which three authors they would prefer to have if stranded on an island.  The typical Westminster (CA) would [...]

Numbers 14:1-20 presents a somewhat difficult problem for “closed theists” – those who are not open theists. Verse 20 has thrown more than a few interpreters for a loop. The people have come to the end of their wilderness wandering and are set to take possession of the promised land.  But following a fearful report [...]

Understanding the relationship of the Mosaic covenant to the overall working of God with his people in history is a difficult task. Dispensationalists view the relationship between the Abrahamic and Mosaic dispensations as being sharply distinguished. Some classic dispensationalists have even suggested that Israel should never have agreed to the Mosaic terms since they were [...]