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Marrowcast - Episode 11
Does the church replace Israel?
Maybe that is the wrong question.
In Episode 11 of Marrowcast, Jeffrey Perry and John Meeks trace Christ's promise from Adam to Abraham, through Israel and Sinai, and ultimately to its fulfillment in Jesus Christ.
Did the law save Israel? Did Moses replace Abraham? Are Israel and the church two separate saving peoples? And what does any of this have to do with law, gospel, assurance, and the Christian life?
The answer takes us to one of the points of The Marrow of Modern Divinity:
The law isn’t replacing the promise. The law is serving the promise, and the entire story is moving toward Christ.
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