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There are many doorways that can be used to enter and engage with the storyline of the Bible. In this book, TK Dunn traces the theme of "take and eat" across the pages of Scripture to demonstrate that many of the critical events in redemptive history are marked by uses of food. From God's bountiful provision in Eden through the celebratory feast of the New Jerusalem, Dunn explores how God uses meals as a symbolic method of teaching his people about grace, mercy, justice, holiness, and redemption. This Biblical Theological feast is designed to provide a unique and captivating analysis of God's…mehr

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There are many doorways that can be used to enter and engage with the storyline of the Bible. In this book, TK Dunn traces the theme of "take and eat" across the pages of Scripture to demonstrate that many of the critical events in redemptive history are marked by uses of food. From God's bountiful provision in Eden through the celebratory feast of the New Jerusalem, Dunn explores how God uses meals as a symbolic method of teaching his people about grace, mercy, justice, holiness, and redemption. This Biblical Theological feast is designed to provide a unique and captivating analysis of God's activity in his created realm by interacting with his people in a manner that they could both experience and understand. The contract of the Fallen Adam with the Final Adam sits at the heart of the gospel and it is therefore not surprising that the "take and eat" motif is present in the lives of both Adam and Jesus. Seeing Jesus' obedience as an inversion of Adam's failure, Dunn demonstrates how Christ is not only the fulfillment of the Old Testament's hopes and promises, but also the one who restores and renews all things by the unwinding of the Fall. By considering how God uses these moments to progressively reveal more about his work of salvation through Christ, Dunn provides a theological buffet that will entice the unbeliever to "taste and see that the Lord is good" and also satisfy the believer who is eagerly anticipating the day when Christ will sit and feast with his beloved church at the end of time.
Autorenporträt
TK Dunn is Associate Professor of History and Theology at Columbia International University and Lead Pastor at Tabernacle Baptist Church. He hails from the United Kingdom, but now resides in Columbia, SC with his wife, Yesenia. He teaches courses in Systematic Theology, Biblical Theology, Evangelical Theology, the Doctrine of Scripture, and Church History, as well as the history of Ancient Greece and Rome, European History, World History, and US History. Teaching such a variety of courses (from a Biblical worldview) gives TK a breadth of knowledge and experience to study Scripture contextually, develop a coherent, Biblical, and Evangelical theological and dogmatic framework, and then apply Scriptural truths to current geo-politics, social issues, and personal, day-to-day issues.TK has completed his PhD in Divinity from the University of Aberdeen, his MDiv. in Christian Ministry from Southern Seminary, his MA in Church History from the University of Nottingham, and his BA in Modern and Ancient History from Queen's University, Belfast.He has written articles and delivered them at ETS.His recent book, Prophet, Priest, Prince, and the Already, Not Yet: A Theology of the Kingdom of God in Dialogue with Dispensationalism and P. T. Forsyth, was published in July 2023.