Theology Seeking Eschatology
Biblical Theology / Featured / Eschatology
by Tommy Keene · Published April 1, 2025 · Last modified April 3, 2025
On the one hand, the delay is a function of God’s desire to see “everyone” repent, since he does not desire the death of the wicked. At the same time, it allows the people of God to grow (in the case of the New Covenant, through covenant children and through evangelism) in number and in maturity until it is sufficient (quantitatively and qualitatively) to be caretakers of the promised land, that is, the world to come.
Featured / Exegesis / Eschatology
by Tommy Keene · Published September 20, 2022 · Last modified September 21, 2022
Revelation seems so difficult and confusing, but John has actually given us firm footholds in the opening of his letter. He’s guiding his readers in how Revelation is to be read.
This week I’m preaching on Hebrews 8, which describes the betterness of the New Covenant using Jeremiah 31. The passage raises the question: if the NT is so much better because of the presence...
Featured / History / Eschatology
by Tommy Keene · Published January 14, 2017 · Last modified August 15, 2018
Wrede brought an end to the old liberal enterprise by arguing that you can’t seperate Paul’s religion from his theology. There is a deeper truth embedded here: you can’t seperate Christianity from history.
The Bee Is God’s gift, God’s plan, his path to flower, His proof, mystery, victory To me So subtle is The spade– The key, the seed, the melody, the song that unites the...
