(JIRBS 2018)

A Theological Journal Committed to Confessional Reformed Baptist Theology

“JIRBS is an academic series helping to clarify Confessional Baptist theology. It demonstrates biblical integrity and application in various contexts. It aides the reader to think carefully about the treasures of God’s Word in a day of theological fogginess. Contributions by various scholars and churchmen assists to show how Confessional Baptists emerged from the stream of reformed orthodoxy. Weighty subjects exposed to academic scrutiny lead the reader to examine the practical application of the Scriptures in personal and corporate life. The book reviews provided are useful summaries of theological works and whet the appetite to further explore diverse authors. These journals furnish treatments of topics much needed today among British Christians in general and Confessional Baptists in particular. The solid research found in this series is evidence of a healthy approach to biblical teaching as summarised in the Second London Baptist Confession.” – Broken Wharfe

 

The Journal of the Institute of Reformed Baptist Studies (JIRBS) is published to explain and support the theology of Holy Scripture as it is summarised in the Second London Baptist Confession of Faith. The journal will be published annually.

 

JIRBS 2018

Articles

THE FIVE C’S OF IRBS THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY: Presidential Inauguration Address Delivered on September 11th, 2018 – James M. Renihan

AN EXEGETICAL, CONTEXTUAL, AND BIBLICAL EXAMINATION OF “THE ISRAEL OF GOD” IN GALATIANS 6:16 – Ben Carlson

THE FEASTS, NEW MOONS, AND SABBATHS OF COLOSSIANS 2:16 IN OLD TESTAMENT AND ANCIENT, NON-BIBLICAL LITERATURE: A Case for an Old Covenant Colloquialism – Timothy L. Decker

METHODOLOGY AND HERMENEUTICS: The Importance and Relationship of Biblical Theology, Systematic Theology, and Typology in Covenant Theology – Samuel Renihan

INTERPRETATIONS OF SABBATH REST IN THE EARLY CHURCH AND EARLY MEDIEVAL ERA – John English Lee

DIVINE SONSHIP IN THE THEOLOGY OF B. B. WARFIELD AND HERMAN BAVINCK AND ITS THEOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS – Graham J. Shearer

THOMAS AQUINAS BY K. SCOTT OLIPHINT: A Review Article – Paul Helm

Book Reviews

 

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