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  • Shelf Life

    Review of The Christian Family by Herman Bavinck

    Published on April 2, 2025

    Bavinck’s The Christian Family is one of the best—it could be argued the best—book-length apologies for the family in print today.

  • Featured, Research Treasury

    Why Does Moses Call the Promised Savior a “Seed”? Resurrection Typology in Genesis 1–3

    Published on April 1, 2025

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    Moses intentionally, consciously includes YHWH using the term “seed” in his narrative as a metaphor for the promised Savior (Gen 3:15) because the promised Savior will do what seeds do—go into the ground, which is akin to death, and then reappear out of the ground alive, which is akin to resurrection, and he will do...

  • Scholars Spotlight

    A Distinguished Blessing of Grace: Abraham Booth’s Doctrine of Sanctification in Confessional Context

    Published on March 31, 2025

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    This dissertation offers the first dedicated study of Booth’s doctrine of sanctification and its undergirding confessional context.