Two great books published by RHB arrived today, one a bit on the academic side and the other for children.
The first is “Backdrop for a Glorious Gospel: The Covenant of Works According to William Strong,” by Thomas Parr, who revised this from his ThM thesis done here at PRTS. Steven Myers and I had the privilege of supervising it. I am excited to see it in print. It will do a lot to promote a sound view of the covenant of works. In my opinion, Strong (1611-1654) wrote the best work on the covenants ever written by a Puritan—and the Puritans wrote more than 50 books on the covenants! https://bit.ly/3eEv18c
The second book is “Pygo the Free: A Cautionary Tale” by Steven Warhurst, which in a powerful, satirical way shows children (and adults!)—through the life of a fish who didn’t want to live in the sea—how foolish it is to disobey God’s laws for us. You must get this book for your children and grandchildren! https://bit.ly/2KkU8z7
