Jason Derouchie

This is the second of a two-part lecture series on Zephaniah's message and lasting significance. My goal in this lecture is twofold: (1) Overview the charge to wait for the Lord (3:8–10) and the promises Zephaniah uses to motivate waiting (3:11–20b). (2) Consider how Christ fulfills Zephaniah’s vision of the Lord’s day and what that means regarding the timing and nature of the realization of Zephaniah’s hopes.

This is the first of two lectures in which I overview Zephaniah's message and lasting relevance. In this first lecture I overview the setting for the Savior’s invitation (Zeph 1:1-18) and then consider stage 1 of this invitation (2:1-3:7). My hope is that by the time you finish listening to these two lectures you will know that Zephaniah communicates the Savior God’s invitation to satisfaction.

In this address I gave at the Evangelical Theological Society of 2021, I consider how the Bible’s storyline progresses through the historical covenants between God and his people. I argue that Jesus fulfills each covenant in different ways. The Adamic-Noahic covenant with creation establishes the crisis and context of global curse and common grace out of which the other covenants clarify God’s solution and saving grace. The Abrahamic covenant forecasts the hope of Christ and new creation through its conditional yet certain kingdom promises of land(s), seed, blessing, and divine presence. The remaining covenants clarify how God fulfilled these promises in two progressive stages. In the Mosaic covenant (stage 1) Abraham’s offspring as a single nation experience blessing and curse, which results in their exile from the promised land. The Davidic covenant recalls the promises of a royal Deliverer and declares the specific line through whom he will rise. Then the new covenant (stage 2) realizes these hopes in an a

“The Promises of God and the Prosperity Gospel, Part 2 and 2”: Given the leaders and students of Evangelical Theological College in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, on May 12, 2021:

“The Promises of God and the Prosperity Gospel, Lecture 1 of 2”: Given to the leaders and students of Evangelical Theological College in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, on May 12, 2021.

Given the leaders and students of Evangelical Theological College in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

“The Promises of God and the Prosperity Gospel, Parts 1 and 2”: Given to the leaders and students of Evangelical Theological College in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, on May 12, 2021

A Vision for Theological Education that Is for the Church”: Given to the leaders of Rift Valley Theological College in Shashamane, Ethiopia, on May 14, 2021

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ETS 2020 Canonical Arrangement by Jason S. DeRouchie

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Indianapolis Seminary: The Old Testament Law and the Christian by Jason S. DeRouchie

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Biblical Theology and the Old Testament Part 1 by Jason S. DeRouchie