The Theonomy Controversy | with Dr. Joe Boot 

Powerful and insightful... Thank you Pastor 🙏🏾

Saw Joe Boot and heard him give his speech and slides at ReformCon. Awesome. Bought his book “Ruler of Kings” and got it on my 2023 reading list.

So I watched the video with mike Winger a few months ago and then again this week when Winger reposted on his channel. I didn’t find Webbin convincing or even coherent, so I watch this and this guest is no better. Time to admit y’all are just making this stuff up.

Love this! Great conversation and hopefully will be helpful to clear up some of the misunderstandings about theonomy.

Very interesting; how I processed the information is a mixture of the 10 Commandments with responsibility & accountability!?

Love this discussion, great hermeneutical work here. Of course some us who are not post-mil have no issue with the lawless one to come as we are not having to find out who he may have been, recognizing that no one has yet to fit the terms used in II Thessalonians 2:6ff. It just so happens that is the text in our preaching through Thessalonians that we are coming to this Sunday! :-) Again, wonderful work of labor through the general literal and contextual used of the Work otherwise used here in regard to God's Law; very helpful!

Thank you!

Blessed 2023 The reason Theonomy is to be rejected is because the Apostles in Acts 15 rejected it. We will not put the Law of Moses on the Gentiles. Of course they reiterated sexual immorality and Idolatry. Every book of the New Testament contrasts the Law of Moses with walking by the Holy Spirit. All The Law was to be obeyed perfectly the book of James says. Galatians the Whole book explains that the Law of Moses shows our sin and points to the need of the Savior Jesus Christ. Colossians 2 says the Law of Moses, was the Law of ordinances that were against us were nailed to the Cross for all and from then on. Theonomy is not Biblical, Preaching the death, and resurrection of Jesus for reconciliation of God and man is the only Biblical mandate until Christ’s return where every eye will see Him

So, is Sabbath a moral law or ceremonial.

I am a thoenamist, I find the general equity of God's Law under the New Covenant laid out for us in the teachings of Jesus and the Apostles. I know of no other man or group of man capable of teaching us the exact continuity and discontinuity from Law to Gospel than Jesus and His Apostles. If there is such an authority I would like to know it. What exactly constitutes the 'moral' component of the Law and who is to say? What is the difference between the nation state of Israel and the church and secular states we live in simultaneously? What exactly is the freedom of believers in the NT? I uphold that the Law is holy, righteous, and good, but I will follow the teachings of Jesus and the Apostles to understand it's application or 'repositioning' in the New Covenant not on my ability (or yours) to figure out a 'general equity' by going back to the Law - as I trust fully that Jesus fulfilled all the Laws requirements for me.

I read Dr Boot's book THE MISSION OF GOD. Great message, but there were so many typos that I can recommend it to others only with a caution. Another couple of rounds of proof-reading would have really helped.

Is Gary DeMar no longer going to be at the conference?

Joel Webbon, the man with two parts.

Does anyone know whether Dr. Boot is Baptist or Presbyterian?

I would love to hear how a fellow theonomist justifies "Sabbath" on Sundays, when the scripture is very clear that the sabbath is the 7th day. Lords Day celebration/worship can be Sunday, but that doesn't mean we should go against the 10 commandments and not rest on Saturday.

Well, he kinda corrects Moses and his people on divorce. Jesus new instructions are as the Master to his servants. They are in line with the law.

Boring!

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