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here. Our comments in bold.
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This is an excerpt from the author's book on covenant theology, which means he is dropping us into the middle of his discussion without giving us any background for us to understand the context. Given the amount of pre-knowledge one must possess before reading this, we cannot conceive of a scenario where the content would in any way be edifying. But even if a reader had some background and carried an understanding of these concepts, his writing remains impenetrable.
The author purports to teach us something but cloaks it in obscure theological terms that generate much heat but little light. He makes repeated assertions about the Law and obedience, but never documents them. He goes on and on about various covenants but never really explains what they mean.
All the while he adds layer upon layer until it's nothing short of a mystery as to what he's talking about.
"How to partake of the covenant of grace" basically means, how to get saved. The "covenant of grace" is actually the Gospel: Repent, call upon the name of Jesus, and He saves you and gives you new life.
So who is this article for? There's two possibilities. One, the author wrote this to Christians in order to explain something they need to know; and two, the author wrote this to non-Christians to explain something they need to know.
It seems unlikely that the author would be explaining how to get saved to a Christian, and it's equally unlikely, given the obtuse language, that he was explaining how to get saved to a non-Christian.
We must deem this Bad Bible Teaching.
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