O Progresso da revelação no Antigo Testamento

by Gerard Van Groningen

Two issues in particular engaged me [when studying in seminary and graduate school]. Did God, the sovereign covenant Lord, actually communicate with men in human language? And did this Lord actually enable men to infallibly record in writing what he had made known to them? . . . The result was that I increasingly realized that unless I had confidence that the Scriptures were authentic, authoritative, and wholly reliable I would not have the certainty and conviction needed for preaching and teaching truths that I and all other sinful persons required for the assurance of the forgiveness of sin, salvation and God-honoring service. This book is, in a real sense, my answer to the questions I wrestled with initially. It is a testimony to the assurance and peace I had as I taught in Christian educational institutions. -from the Preface

112 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2006

About the author

Now retired, Gerard Van Groningen has taught Old Testament for over thirty years on both the college and seminary level, holding posts at Reformed Theological College in Australia; Dordt College, Reformed Theological Seminary and Covenant Theological Seminary in the United States; and Andrew Jumper Theological Graduate Center in Brazil. A graduate of Calvin College and Seminary, he holds a master's in theology from Westminster Seminary and a Ph.D. from the University of Melbourne.

Reviews

[Timo Cunha · Rating 5 out of 5]

Uma excelente Teologia Bíblica que analisa o progresso da revelação divina no Antigo Testamento através do seguinte padrão:

-Deus fala/se revela;
-Deus age;
-O homem reage;
-É então criado um cenário propício para uma nova fala de YAHWEH DEUS.

É um livro curto e bem condensando que em alguns trechos deixa um gostinho de que poderia ser mais aprofundado.

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