William D. Barrick Follower of Christ-Scholar in Old Testament and Hebrew

Writing

2005

3 pieces. To find something by what it is about, use the books of the Bible.

  1. The New Perspective and “Works of the Law” (Gal 3:16 and Rom 3:20)

    The New Perspective on Paul (NPP) differs from a traditional understanding of Paul’s references to the “works of the law .” Traditionally, Paul’s references to such works has been seen in a negative light, but the NPP takes a very opposite view of the works.

  2. The Eschatological Significance of Leviticus 26

    The blessings and curses of Leviticus 26 have eschatological significance because they relate to the Abrahamic and Mosaic covenants. Verses 33-45 speak of retributive dispersion/exile, the Sabbath rest, the stricken remnant, and the contingency of repentance.

  3. Changes in Doctrine of Justification

    The “New Perspective” on Paul makes some significant changes to the doctrine of justification. In this sermon Dr Barrick explains these changes and their significance. This sermon was delivered in The Masters Seminary Chapel in January 2005 from various scriptures.