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Jesse Cook
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Jesse Cook

@ModernMarrowMan

Confessional Christian, husband, father, member of a Church in the PCA, and especially interested in the study of Biblical Theology and Historical Theology.

Los Angeles, CA
Joined August 2018

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    1. Jesse Cook‏ @ModernMarrowMan Oct 8

      For the Presbyterian and Reformed baptism not only symbolizes eschatological life, but it also symbolizes eschatological judgment. Rom 6:3; Col 2:12; 1 Pet 3:21

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    2. Jesse Cook‏ @ModernMarrowMan Oct 8

      Oh ya...and probably @machenguy and @GribbenC as well.

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    3. Chris Caughey‏ @machenguy Oct 8
      Replying to @ModernMarrowMan @GribbenC

      I agree with your tweet, & I was just going to let it stand - but now that I’m tagged... This gets at some of the discussions we’ve had recently. Do you think the Reformed tradition views baptism as symbolizing eschatological judgement? What about “the Reformed Confession“?

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      Jesse Cook‏ @ModernMarrowMan Oct 8
      Replying to @machenguy @GribbenC

      I was being a little provocative... It seems to me that WCF and BC both interpreter Col 2:11 to be “Christian Circumcision”and not crucifixion as a baptism judgment ordeal. What does this mean for all the modern P&R guys who hold the modern Biblical Theological view?

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        2. Chris Caughey‏ @machenguy Oct 8
          Replying to @ModernMarrowMan @GribbenC

          So you hold that baptism is a judgment ordeal (and I agree), and you see that in distinction from WCF and BC? Or have I misunderstood? And what is the modern Biblical Theological view of the P&R guys?

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        3. Jesse Cook‏ @ModernMarrowMan Oct 8
          Replying to @machenguy @GribbenC

          Do we have to call it a distinction to the point that an elder would have to take exception? Based on the way proof texts were used, and the small number of 17th century commentaries that I have read to-date, the 19th century view is a modified and better view.

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        4. Jesse Cook‏ @ModernMarrowMan Oct 8
          Replying to @ModernMarrowMan @machenguy @GribbenC

          I have had my eye out for a few years as I’ve read the older authors, and the Biblical Theological view seems to be mostly absent in books, dogmatics, essays, and sermons as well. Im guessing this is why R. S. Clark calls his explanation the “Modern Argument.”

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        2. Chris Caughey‏ @machenguy Oct 8
          Replying to @ModernMarrowMan

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