Blogged Through Books - God's Glory in Salvation through Judgment

Blogged Through Books is a series that I hope to continue regularly. I will use posts from this blog that have already been produced for a particular book and will compile them all in one post. This will give the reader access to all of the content concerning particular books, as it appears on this blog, in one convenient location. In the near future I hope to write a post about the benefits of blogging through a book. The first post in the series has Jim Hamilton's excellent biblical theology, God's Glory In Salvation Through Judgment, as its focus.

Here is a list of posts on God's Glory In Salvation Through Judgment:

• What NT writers were NOT consumed with
• The Seed and the serpent in Thessalonians
• Hamilton on Philippians 1:27-30
• God did all of this
• Hamilton reflects on glory, judgment, and the cross in the Gospels
• God's glory in salvation through judgment in the Gospel of Mark
• What's the deal with genealogies?
• God's Glory in Salvation through Judgment
• Four Words
• Salvation and Glory
• The turning point
• Saved through judgment
• Jim Hamilton on God's glory, salvation, and judgment
• A pure and unsullied creation
• His justice is exacting, his mercy surprising
• It's about God first, and Pharaoh second
• Substitution and Sacrifices explained by Dr. Jim Hamilton
• Just call me Rahab
• God creates evil. God is good. No problem?

I'd like to thank Dr. Hamilton for all of his tweets and retweets on Twitter, and the ensuing traffic that visited this blog as a result. This is a wonderful book that I'm sure will continue to bless many Christians should Jesus tarry.