Wow! That map is so cool! God has blessed you with such a mind to be able to comprehend and explain His character and relationship with us as revealed in His word in such a way! Praise the Lord for His good gift!
I very much like how you described the covenant of works in the map: where Adam failed, Jesus succeeded. It really puts into clear perspective how deadly and futile it is to rely on a covenant of works with God, without sufficiency of grace in Christ Jesus!
I am so glad it is helpful! My natural mind always read the Bible very two dimensionally and struggled to relate to it. But when I learned it could be read as a series of images, it was very helpful to me! So I enjoy making images for others.
It was also a huge eye opener for me to get out of the dispensational method of interpretation and into covenant theology.
For me it’s a framework! Like how biochemistry is the smaller block foundation for neuroscience which is the smaller block foundation for cognitive science which is the smaller block foundation for behavior-based psychological study like social or clinical psychology, the different theological methods of study capture different aspects of how God’s character and His relationship with us is revealed by what’s written in the Bible.
Understanding the covenant nature of His relationship with us was so valuable to me in understanding both how sovereign He is and how serious He is about abundantly loving us!!
Wow! That map is so cool! God has blessed you with such a mind to be able to comprehend and explain His character and relationship with us as revealed in His word in such a way! Praise the Lord for His good gift!
I very much like how you described the covenant of works in the map: where Adam failed, Jesus succeeded. It really puts into clear perspective how deadly and futile it is to rely on a covenant of works with God, without sufficiency of grace in Christ Jesus!
I am so glad it is helpful! My natural mind always read the Bible very two dimensionally and struggled to relate to it. But when I learned it could be read as a series of images, it was very helpful to me! So I enjoy making images for others.
It was also a huge eye opener for me to get out of the dispensational method of interpretation and into covenant theology.
For me it’s a framework! Like how biochemistry is the smaller block foundation for neuroscience which is the smaller block foundation for cognitive science which is the smaller block foundation for behavior-based psychological study like social or clinical psychology, the different theological methods of study capture different aspects of how God’s character and His relationship with us is revealed by what’s written in the Bible.
Understanding the covenant nature of His relationship with us was so valuable to me in understanding both how sovereign He is and how serious He is about abundantly loving us!!