The conversation explores the connections between covenant theology and the canon of scripture, emphasizing the theological framework and the relationship between covenant and canon. Dr. Kruger's background and interest in the canon are discussed, along with the closed nature of the canon and its theological reasoning. The definition of covenant theology and its relationship with the canon are also explored, highlighting the interrelationship between covenants and the canon. The conversation delves into the study of the canon and non-canonical books, exploring the qualities of non-canonical books and their exclusion from the canon. It also discusses the significance of continuity and discontinuity between the Old and New Covenant, highlighting the implications of these concepts for the Christian faith.

Takeaways

Covenant Theology and Canon

Theological Framework

Covenant and Canon Relationship Canon studies and the exclusion of non-canonical books

The significance of continuity and discontinuity between the Old and New Covenant

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Oklahoma Covenanters Podcast

07:40 The Closed Canon and Its Reasoning

13:21 Covenant Theology and Its Definition

22:17 Covenant Theology and Canon Relationship

29:35 Interrelationship Between Covenants and Canon

37:36 The Canon and Non-Canonical Books

Closing with some "Quick-Hitter" Apologetic Takes