
Transformed by God
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- Intro
- Transformed by God
- CONTENTS
- ABBREVIATIONS
- INTRODUCTION
- 1. THE NEW COVENANT IN JEREMIAH
- Jeremiah's calling
- The broken covenant
- Judgment for rebellion
- Uncircumcised hearts
- Messages of hope
- Mercy
- Knowledge and understanding
- A new heart
- Nations blessed
- The Book of Comfort
- Comprehensive restoration
- Covenantal restoration
- Israel and Judah restored together
- The New Covenant
- Continuity and discontinuity
- Renewed in heart
- A new knowledge of God
- Definitive forgiveness
- Further messages of hope
- A people united in the fear of the Lord
- Health and healing for God's people
- Kingship and priesthood renewed
- Parallels in other prophetic books
- Conclusion
- 2. ISRAEL AND THE NATIONS RENEWED
- A remnant in waiting
- Redemption at hand
- The redeemer revealed
- Redemption proclaimed
- John the Baptist
- Jesus empowered by the Spirit
- Jesus as the agent of God's deliverance
- Transformation and the renewal of hearts
- Redemption accomplished
- The Last Supper sayings
- Crucifixion, resurrection and commissioning
- Conclusions so far
- Redemption applied
- Israel and the kingdom of God
- The Spirit and salvation
- The Spirit's transforming work
- The restoration of all things
- To the nations
- Conclusion
- 3. THE RENEWAL OF WORSHIP
- The mediator
- The need
- Better promises
- Israel's failure
- The problem of sin
- The promises fulfilled
- Definitive forgiveness
- The New Covenant inaugurated
- Consciences cleansed for service to God
- Drawing near to God through Jesus
- Knowing the Lord
- Eschatology and the New Covenant
- Exhortations and warnings
- The fearful consequence of apostasy
- Responding to the call of God
- Conclusion
- 4. NEW COVENANT MINISTRY
- A competency from God
- Suffering for the gospel
- Opposing false gospels
- The glory of the New Covenant
- Surpassing the Old Covenant
- Revealing the glory of the Lord
- Bringing freedom
- Bringing transformation
- Justification and the Holy Spirit
- The ministry of righteousness
- The ministry of the Spirit
- Conclusion
- 5. HEARTS AND LIVES TRANSFORMED
- Deliverance, justification and the Holy Spirit
- Deliverance for Israel
- Two covenants and their effect
- Renewal from within
- Corrupted minds and hearts
- The work of the law written on the heart
- Circumcision of the heart
- God's love and God's Spirit in the heart
- Obedience from the heart
- Faith from the heart
- The renewal of the mind
- Conclusion
- 6. THE TRANSFORMING KNOWLEDGE OF GOD
- Knowledge of the truth about Jesus
- False alternatives
- The anointing of the Spirit
- Hearing and remaining
- Teaching under the New Covenant
- Realizing all the benefits of the New Covenant
- The atoning sacrifice
- The renewed heart
- The New Covenant in 1 John
- The incarnation of the Word
- The Word and the light
- The Word and God's glory
- Knowing the Father and the Son
- Failing to know God
- The knowledge that saves
- Being taught by God
- Conclusion
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