06. Covenant of Circumcision + Old Covenant (Story of Redemption)

An introductory level class on baptist covenant theology (1689 Federalism) appropriate for a broad evangelical audience who has never studied the covenants before.
PDF handout available www.1689federalism.com/the-st...
Podcast version: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...
open.spotify.com/episode/0Fak...

[@michealferrell1677]

I am encouraged to see reformed Baptist like Brandon Adams taking up what is probably the most important topic ( Covenant Theology) for us to maintain our distinctiveness.

[@1689JeffChavez]

I've been waiting for this. Thanks brother.

[@brandonadams07]

My pleasure! I hope it's profitable.

[@1689JeffChavez]

@@brandonadams07 definitely, it is. I've been recommending your videos to my friends here in the Philippines.

[@christophersantoli6984]

Love this series. Can you do a video or series refuting paedobaptism?

[@brandonadams07]

I'd like to at some point if I can find the time. It would have to be a series because there is a lot to address.
In the meantime, you can find my written arguments against it here contrast2.wordpress.com

[@chrisctlr]

Brandon, you said the Old Covenant differs with the Abrahamic Covenant, in that it doesn't include the second promise. How would you articulate promises such as in Deut. 18:15-19? Would you say (1) it is alluding to the promise, but it's not quite the same as the second promise of the Abrahamic Covenant, because that was specifically referring to Abraham being the father of the Messiah, where as Deut. 18 is simply referring to the promise in general or (2) it is alluding to the promise, but it's not a promise that belongs to the Old Covenant, rather it's a promise mentioned in the context of the Old Covenant?

[@brandonadams07]

#2. There is much in the Torah and is not strictly the Old Covenant, including all the narrative and prophecies.

[@chrisctlr]

@@brandonadams07 Got it. Thanks!