Beale - A New Testament biblical theology

Beale, G. K. (Gregory K.). A New Testament biblical theology : the unfolding of the Old Testament in the New

A New Testament biblical theology : the unfolding of the Old Testament in the New

•   2.  The Redemptive-Historical Storyline of the Old Testament 
•   3.  The Eschatological Storyline of the Old Testament: The Old Testament Focus on the Latter Days 
•   4.  The Eschatological Storyline of the Old Testament in Relation to Judaism: The Jewish Focus on the Latter Days  
•   5.  The Eschatological Storyline of the Old Testament in Relation to the New Testament: The New Testament Focus on the Latter Days 
•   6.  Further Re竡ections on the Nature of the Eschatological New Testament Storyline

•   7.  The Eschatological Great Tribulation Commencing in Jesus and the Church 

•   8.  The Old Testament-Jewish View of Resurrection and Resurrection as Inaugurated End-Time New Creation and Kingdom in the Gospels and Acts  
•   9.  Resurrection as Inaugurated End-Time New Creation and Kingdom in Paul’s Writings  
•   10.  More-Explicit Pauline Expressions of Resurrection as Inaugurated End-Time New Creation and Kingdom  
•   11.  Resurrection as Inaugurated End-Time New Creation and Kingdom in the General Epistles and Revelation  

•   12.  Sin as Idolatry—Resembling the Image That Is Revered Either for Ruin or for Restoration    
•   13.  The Inaugurated End-Time Restoration of God’s Image in Humanity: The Old Testament and the Synoptic Gospels   
•   14.  The Inaugurated End-Time Restoration of God’s Image in Humanity: Paul, Hebrews, and Revelation  

•   15.  The Inaugurated Latter-Day Justification  
•   16.  Inaugurated Latter-Day Reconciliation as New Creation and Restoration from Exile  

•   17.  The Spirit as the Transforming Agent of the Inaugurated Eschatological New Creation  
•   18.  The Commencement of the Spirit’s Building of Believers into the Transformed Temple of the End-Time New Creation 
•   19.  The Story of the Eden Sanctuary, Israel’s Temple, and Christ and the Church as the Ongoing Transformed Eschatological Temple of the Spirit in the New-Creational Kingdom  

•   20.  The Church as the Transformed and Restored Eschatological Israel    
•   21.  The Church as the Transformed and Restored Eschatological Israel (Continued)   
•   22.  The Relationship of Israel’s Land Promises to the Fulllment of Israel’s Restoration and New Creation Prophecies in Christ and the Church 

•   23.  The Church’s New-Creational Transformation of Israel’s Distinguishing Marks: The Sunday Sabbath Observance of the Church as an “Already and Not Yet” New-Creational End-Time Reality   
•   24.  The Church’s New-Creational Transformation of Israel’s Distinguishing Marks: Baptism, the Lord’s Supper, the Church O妑ce, and New Testament Canon 

•   25.  Christian Living as the Beginning of Transformed New-Creational Life: The End-Time Indicative-Imperative Pattern and Ongoing Return from Exile  
•   26.  Christian Living as the Beginning of Transformed New-Creational Life: The Role of the Law and Marriage 

•   27.  The Relationship of Inaugurated and Consummated Eschatological Realities to the Parallel Realities Experienced by Old Testament Saints 
•   28.  The Purpose of the Redemptive-Historical Story and Implications for Christian Living in the “Already and Not Yet” Eschatological Age of the New Creation