Promise and Deliverance: Christ's Ministry and Death, Vol. 3
Digital Verbum Edition
Overview
“De Graaf’s renewed insight into Biblical revelation is the unique perspective undergirding his treatment of all the Bible stories. It makes his book a unique presentation of God’s revelation of Himself in the covenant and keeps his interpretation of the stories from degenerating into mere moralizing.
De Graaf’s theocentric preaching, which witnessed to God’s sovereignty over the entire life of His people, gripped the hearts of his hearers in his day. The same emphasis, as it comes through in Promise and Deliverance, should be a matter of paramount interest and concern today to evangelicals who are manifesting a growing social awareness and seeking more and more points of contact between Christian beliefs and daily life.”
-Prof. H. Evan Runner, Calvin College
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- Offers a presentation of God’s revelation of Himself in the covenant
- Outlines the Bible’s narrative as a unfolding story of God’s redemptive work
- Serves as a popular guide to Biblical interpretation through a redemptive-historical perspective shaped by Neo-Calvinist thought
- Matthew: Christ’s coming into the world
- Matthew: The kingdom
- Matthew: King and people
- Matthew: The road to power
- Mark: The king appears
- Mark: Who is this man?
- Mark: The growing conflict
- Mark: His departure at Jerusalem
- Luke: The coming of the holy one
- Luke: The merciful high priest
- Luke: The disclosure of life’s need
- Luke: The lamb that was slain