The Doctrine of Reprobation with Richard Blaylock
About this episode
Caleb Lenard interviews Richard Blaylock to discuss the doctrine of reprobation and its implications for understanding God's sovereignty and justice.
In this in-depth interview, Caleb sits down with Richard Blaylock (PhD, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary) Professor of Biblical Studies at University of Northwestern to explore the biblical, theological, and doctrinal aspects of divine reprobation, emphasizing its significance in understanding God's sovereignty, justice, and salvation history highlighting practical implications for believers. Resources: The Doctrine of Reprobation (article) by Richard Blaylock Vessels of Wrath, Volume 1: The Witness of the Old Testament to Divine Reprobating Activity by Richard Blaylock Vessels of Wrath, Volume 2: The Witness of the New Testament to Divine Reprobating Activity by Richard Blaylock Predestination: An Introduction by Andy Naselli
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