Reseña del libro "Interdimensional Theology: The Law and Fulfillment of the Sabbath (en Inglés)"
Interdimensional Theology is the Christocentric theological view of the Old and New Testament Bible coined in this book. The focus of this book is to show that the Sabbath is fulfilled by Jesus Christ in His messianic work. The Old testament feasts, festivals, new moons and sabbaths are completely fulfilled by Jesus Christ. The Legal requirement to keep the Law is accomplished by the person and work of Jesus Christ in the virgin birth, crucifixion, resurrection, ascension, sitting at the right hand of God, and judging the living and the dead. Christ's messianic work affects the salvation of all people past, present, and future. This book explains different views on the Sabbath, the legal definition, how the Sabbath is used in different calendars, the importance of the Sabbath in modern times, different eschatological views, and Christian worship.The contents of the book are as follows.Chapter 1 - First Day Sabbatarian 1. The Westminster Confession of Faith 2. The Church Fathers 3. Christ is the Lord of the SabbathChapter 2 - Seventh Day Sabbatarian 1. The Seventh Day Adventist or SDA 2. The Beast of Revelation 3. The Sabbath and the Lord's DayChapter 3 - Antinomian Non-Sabbatarian 1. Dispensationalism 2. There is no distinction between Jew and Greek 3. Law and GraceChapter 4 - The Law 1. The three-part structure of the Law 2. Identifying the Law 3. The Moral Law 4. The Judicial Law 5. The Ceremonial law Chapter 5 - The Calendar 1. The different calendars 2. The Jewish Calendar 3. The choice of the solar calendar 4. Sabbaths or sevenths as calendar markers 5. The inaccuracy of calendarsChapter 6 - The Sabbath 1. Definition of the Sabbath 2. The Sabbath and three-part structure of the Law 3. The Moral Law and the Sabbath 4. Judicial Law and the Sabbath 5. The Ceremonial Law and the SabbathChapter 7 - Modern Day Consequences 1. Workaholism 2. Servants and Animals 3. Cultivating Land 4. Immigrant exploitation 5. Wasting food, water, and energy 6. Effects of bad debtChapter 8 - The Ceremonial Law fulfilled in Christ 1. The Sabbath 2. The Passover 3. The Feast of Unleavened Bread 4. The Feast of First Fruits 5. The Feast of Weeks 6. The Feast of Trumpets 7. The Day of Atonement 8. The Feast of BoothsChapter 9 - The Feasts and the end times 1. The fulfillment of the Law for all time 2. Differing views on the fulfillment of the feasts 3. The Intermediate State 4. The Seventy Weeks of Daniel 5. Heaven and Earth 6. The coming of Christ 7. The New Jerusalem, the City of GodChapter 10 - The Christian Day of Worship 1. The designated day for worship in the Old Testament 2. The designated day for worship in the New Testament 3. Communion breaks the SabbathChapter 11 - ConclusionAppendix I - Early Church Fathers on the Sabbath and Lord's Day The Didache The Letter of Barnabas Ignatius of Antioch Justin Martyr Tertullian Constitutions of the holy apostles Origen Peter, Archbishop of Alexandria Cyprian Victorinus Eusebius of Caesarea Council of Laodicea John Chrysostom Augustine of HippoAppendix II - Comparison of Solar, Lunar, and lunisolar calendarsAppendix III - Comparison of End Times DoctrinesAppendix IV - Interdimensional Theology the Christocentric Kingdom of God
