Anthropology: The Doctrine of Humanity — A Systematic Theology Study
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Anthropology: The Doctrine of Humanity — A Systematic Theology Study
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You're not going back to naked and unashamed—you're going to covered and unashamed, sealed in Christ forever. In this episode of The Bible Blueprint, we trace Thomas Boston's four-fold state of human nature: innocence (able not to sin), the fall (not able not to sin), grace (able not to sin again), and glory (not able to sin). We'll learn why Genesis 1's "image of God" means humanity as royal ambassadors reflecting God's kingship, how the noetic effects of sin darken the mind, and why Romans 8:30's past-tense "glorified" is a prophetic perfect—you're already glorified in God's mind.
Episode: Anthropology: The Doctrine of Humanity — A Systematic Theology Study • 13 min
Series: The Bible Blueprint
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