Before going to Covenant, Dr. Reymond taught at BJU for some time. Not sure if he was core faculty or faculty associate, but I know some who remembered him there.
His is always one of my go-to systematic theologies when I’m studying a given topic. His method of Scriptural exegesis first, theology second, is helpful, and he often covers some of the exegetical issues other systematics may not. Sad to hear he’s died…but if his systematic theology is representative, he has been a blessing to many.
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Newtaught at BJU in the 60's
Before going to Covenant, Dr. Reymond taught at BJU for some time. Not sure if he was core faculty or faculty associate, but I know some who remembered him there.
M. Scott Bashoor Happy Slave of Christ
NewHave loved his systematic
His is always one of my go-to systematic theologies when I’m studying a given topic. His method of Scriptural exegesis first, theology second, is helpful, and he often covers some of the exegetical issues other systematics may not. Sad to hear he’s died…but if his systematic theology is representative, he has been a blessing to many.
Michael Osborne
Philadelphia, PA