Gospel and Kingdom
Preface
Introduction
1. Why read the Old Testament?
2. Bridging the gap
3. What is the Old Testament?
4. Biblical Theology and the History of Redemption
5. The Covenant and the Kingdom of God
6. The Kingdom revealed in Eden
7. The Kingdom revealed in Israel's History
8. The Kingdom revealed in Prophecy
9. The Kingdom revealed in Jesus Christ
10. Principles of Interpretation
11. It's that Giant again!
Conclusion
Appendix A: Suggested readings
Appendix B: Questions for group or private study
Appendix C: Passages for interpretation

The Gospel in Revelation
Preface
Introduction
1. I saw a Lamb standing as though it had been slain
2. The Tribulation and the Kingdom
3. They have washed their robes in the Blood of the Lamb
4. The Great Day of God Almighty
5. To him who overcomes
6. I saw a beast coming out of the sea
7. Worthy is the Lamb who was slain
8. And there was War in Heaven
9. I saw a new Heaven and a new Earth
10. Come, Lord Jesus!
Appendix: What is the Mark of the Beast?

Gospel and Wisdom
1. The house on the rock
2. Christ our wisdom
3. The wisdom of the world
4. The refining of Wisdom
5. Solomon in all his glory
6. Proverbs and the perception of order
7. Job and the hiddenness of order
8. Ecclesiastes and the confusion of order
9. Wisdom in all manner of places
10. Wisdom in Old Testament theology
11. Christ and the perfection of order
12. Christians and the transformation of order

Indexes

'Graeme Goldsworthy's apporach to Biblical Theology has been enormously helpful to me in understanding how the Bible fits together and how its message is to be taught and applied by Christians today. I am greatful that these Goldsworthy classics are now being made available for the benefit of a new generation of readers.'
- David Peterson, Principal of Oak Hill Theological College, London

Graeme Goldsworthy served as minister for Christian Education, at St Stephen's Anglican Church, Coorparoo, Brisbane, and was a lecturer in Old Testament and Biblical Theology at Moore Theological College, Sydney, Australia. Now retired, he continues at Moore College as a visiting lecturer.