Heidelvideo Episode 3: The History of the Law/Gospel Distinction

Описание: Dr. R. Scott Clark explains that the Law/Gospel distinction is a vital biblical and Reformed principle. By citing reformers like Luther, Calvin, Ursinus, Olevianus, Beza, and Perkins, he shows that being truly Reformed requires maintaining the difference between the Law's "do this and live" and the Gospel's "Christ has done."

Chapters:
00:00:08 - Introduction: Heidelvideo Episode 3
00:00:29 - Historical Background of the Law/Gospel Distinction
00:00:47 - Augustine’s 5th Century Development of the Distinction
00:01:05 - The Early Church: Defending Scripture against Gnostics and Marcionites
00:01:25 - Refuting Marcionite Views on the "Old Testament God"
00:01:45 - Addressing Similar Errors in Modern American Evangelicalism
00:02:47 - Historical vs. Theological Categories in the Westminster Confession
00:03:33 - Martin Luther’s Reformation Breakthrough (1513–1521)
00:04:22 - Defining the Law: The Message of "Do This and Live"
00:04:34 - Defining the Gospel: The Message of "Christ Has Done"
00:04:54 - Is There a Law/Gospel Hermeneutic?
00:05:27 - Luther on the Fundamental Necessity of the Distinction
00:06:00 - Magisterial Protestant Consensus: Calvin, Beza, and Bucer
00:06:50 - John Calvin’s Institutes: Contrasting Legal and Gospel Righteousness
00:09:11 - Resources on the Heidelblog and "Covenant, Justification, and Pastoral Ministry"
00:10:32 - Zacharias Ursinus and the Heidelberg Catechism
00:10:44 - Large Catechism Q. 36: Distinguishing the Covenants of Nature and Grace
00:12:04 - The Three-Part Structure of the Heidelberg: Law, Gospel, and Sanctification
00:12:57 - Caspar Olevianus: Why the Distinction Must Be Retained
00:14:23 - Theodore Beza: The Distinction as a Key to Christian Purity
00:15:22 - Guy de Brès: Critique of Anabaptist Theological Errors
00:16:08 - William Perkins and the Art of Prophesying
00:17:46 - Contemporary Controversy: Interacting with P. Andrew Sandlin

Mentions:
People: Dr. R. Scott Clark, Augustine, Marcionites, Gnostics, P. Andrew Sandlin, Martin Luther, John Calvin, Philip Melanchthon, Martin Bucer, Theodore Beza, Shane Rosenthal, Zacharias Ursinus.
Books/Resources: Wrongly Dividing the Word (P. Andrew Sandlin), Westminster Confession, Institutes of the Christian Religion (Calvin), Heidelblog.net, Covenant Justification and Pastoral Ministry (CJPM), Heidelberg Catechism.
Events: The Reformation (16th Century).