First Thoughts on a Theology of Justice

In this episode of Randomly Specific, Rafi and Cynthi do a deep dive into the concept of Biblical justice and its relevance in today's world. Through careful examination of ancient texts and modern applications, they explore how divine justice intersects with human responsibility.
Cynthi and Rafi trace justice through different covenants positing that it is inseparable from understanding of God. It emphasizes the importance of justice in the Christian life and presents pillars for a biblical theology of justice.
These pillars are: God's commitment to rescue and redress injustice, God's delight in doing justice, God's connection of justice with true worship, God's connection of doing justice to "knowing" Him, and the centrality of God's heart for justice revealed in Jesus' three-fold mandate for mission.
Resources:
An essay by Zach Keele, Justice in the Bible from Genesis to Revelation.
An essay by Ken Wytsma, Justice as a Theological Necessity
An essay by Amy Sherman, A Theology of Justice
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Brandon L. Blankenship www.brandonbla...
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