God Redeeming Evil In The Old Testament – Ep.170 – What About Evil? – God’s Redemptive Glory In Scripture – Part 1

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Redeeming Evil In The Old Testament

Redeeming Evil In The Old Testament

One of the goals of the Greater-Glory Theodicy is to find not just the best logical explanation for why evil exists. It is also to see if the special revelation of God details its reason. In this episode we look at how is God redeeming evil in the Old Testament.

Evil is not a whispered result of sin. From chapter 3 of Genesis and moving forward throughout the entirety of the Old Testament you couldn’t swing a donkey’s jawbone without running into a story of evil. Why? In those stories, God is redeeming that evil for His purposes, for future redemption, for ultimate removal, and for the pinnacle of human history – the Incarnation of Jesus Christ.

Let us look at the Old Testament and see the glory that God receives becomes greater and manifested to His creation because evil is present – and being dealt with.

Timeline:

00:00 – Introduction
01:54 – Dealing With Evil In Unexpected Ways
05:07 – God’s Redemption In The Fall
08:38 – God’s Redemption In The Flood
14:50 – God’s Redemption With Abraham
18:24 – Scripture Is Useful Whenever One Finds Themselves
21:42 – God’s Redemption In The Exodus
27:19 – Pharoah Is Responsible – And So Is God
29:03 – God’s Redemption In The Passover & Crossing The Red Sea
32:14 – Conclusion

The episode link is cavetothecross.com/ep170/

Redeeming Evil In The Old Testament


Books mentioned in this episode:

What About Evil Book

What about Evil? A Defense of God’s Sovereign Glory by Scott Christensen
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Providence by John Piper
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