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For those who have been reading my series the Mosaic covenant in Reformed Orthodoxy and/or taking interest in the covenant theology of this obscure Puritan named Samuel Petto, you may be interested to know that a journal article on Petto's view of the Mosaic covenant will be published in the 2009 volume of Mid-America Journal of Theology, put out by Mid-America Reformed Seminary. The article is basically a truncated version of two chapters from my MAHT thesis at WSC.

I am also pleased to see that my former WSC classmate and fellow '04 alum, Aaron Denlinger, also has an article in the same volume. Aaron is a PhD student at Aberdeen, Scotland, I believe.

Subscriptions are only $12. The contents run as follows:

"Calvin's Doctrine of the Imputation of Christ's Righteousness: Another Example of 'Calvin against the Calvinists'? - Cornelis P. Venema

"Calvin and the Dual Aspect of Covenant Membership: Galatians 3:15-22 - The Meaning of 'the Seed is Christ' - and Other Key Texts" - J. Mark Beach

"A Third-Way Reformed Approach to Christ and Culture: Approaching Kuyperian Neo-Calvinism and the Two Kingdoms Perspective" - Ryan McIlhenny

"Orthodoxy and Piety in the Nadere Reformatie: The Theology of Simon Oomius" - Gregory D. Schuringa

"Robert Rollock's Catechism on God's Covenants" - trans. and introduced by Aaron C. Denlinger

"Christ and the Condition: Samuel Petto (c.1624-1711) on the Mosaic Covenant" - Michael G. Brown

"On Being a Church Planter" - Daniel Hyde