Paul's Understanding of the Law (11 lectures)
Supplementary
Gordon (PCA) has publicly argued against the Westminster Standards' Sabbatarian reading of the fourth commandment and takes a minimal view of the moral law's third use; this departs from WCF 19 and 21.7-8 and HC Lord's Day 38 as the school reads them. Kept as supplementary only, for Pauline exegesis of the law...
View the series on wm.wts.edu · 11 parts · 12 h 14 min
Paul's View of the Law II
Part 10 of 11 Paul's View of the Law II
- 1 Introduction and Synthetic Outline I 1:16:55
- 2 Synthetic Outline II 32:57
- 3 The Ten Commandments I 1:17:58
- 4 Ten Commandments II; Lexical Observation 57:16
- 5 Romans 2:12-16 and the Theory of Natural Law I 1:18:39
- 6 Romans 2:12-16 and the Theory of Natural Law II 1:02:58
- 7 Lexical Observations of Nomos; Problem of the Law for Paul I - 7 of 11 1:16:44
- 8 Problem of the Law for Paul II 50:03
- 9 Paul's View of the Law I 1:11:26
- 10 Paul's View of the Law II 1:09:49
- 11 Paul's View of the Law III; Conclusion 1:19:41
Introduction and Synthetic Outline I
Synthetic Outline II
The Ten Commandments I
Ten Commandments II; Lexical Observation
Romans 2:12-16 and the Theory of Natural Law I
Romans 2:12-16 and the Theory of Natural Law II
Lexical Observations of Nomos; Problem of the Law for Paul I - 7 of 11
Problem of the Law for Paul II
Paul's View of the Law I
Paul's View of the Law II
Paul's View of the Law III; Conclusion
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Westminster Theological Seminary
Task Listen to the lectures in order. Those marked supplementary are optional.