Systematic Theology: A Biblical and Confessional Overview - Samuel Waldron
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Systematic Theology:
Biblical and Confessional Overview
Samuel Waldron
 
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See misc. “notes” on these lectures here.
 
Part 1: Apologetics / Doctrine of Revelation:
 
     Titles / MP3 files:
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a) Confessional Overview (1689)
b) Scriptural Overview (two kinds of revelation: Ps. 19)
c) Systematic Overview
 

I. Section 1 – Apologetics:  Epistemological  Supremacy
of Revelation (“Revelation is Principium”)
 
Romans 1:18-23
 
Romans 2:12-15; Acts 17
 
Romans 2:12-15
 
Acts 17:16-34
 

II. Section 2 – Doctrine of The Word:
 
Self-Authentication of Scripture
 
Major Attributes of Scripture, Part 1
a) Necessity
b) Authority
 
Major Attributes of Scripture, Part 2
c) Sufficiency
d) Clarity
 
   Related:
   (See an illustrative chart from the course here).
   (Dr. Waldron's course on Apologetics can be found here).
   (Dr. Waldron's course Doctrine of The Word can be found here).
 

 
Part 2: Doctrine of God:
a) Foundation
b) God's Names
c) Denotation of “Attributes”
d) Classifications
e) Discussion of Key Attributes
 
Confessional Presentation: God's General Decree
 
Confessional Presentation: God's Specific Decree (to save)
 
  Related:
 (See Albert Martin's series The Sovereignty of God here).
 (See The God We Worship and Confess section in: Here We Stand).
 (Greg Nichols' course on The Doctrine of God can be found here).
 

 
Part 3: Doctrine of Man:
 
   Related:
(Greg Nichols' course on The Doctrine of Man can be found here).
 

 
Part 4: Doctrine of Christ:
 
I. Section 1: The Person of the Mediator:
 
 
II. Section 2: The Work of the Mediator:
 
 
  Related:
 (Albert Martin's series on The Atonement can be found here).
 (Here We Stand has a large section on Christ's Person/Work)
 (Greg Nichols' course The Doctrine of Christ can be found here).
 (Albert Martin's series Particular Redemption can be found here)
 

 
Part 5: Doctrine of Salvation:
 
I. Section 1: The Proper Approach to the Order of Salvation:
 
a) Exegetical Justification
b) Crucial Foundation
 
II. Section 2: The Topical Highlights to the Order of Salvation:
 
 
   Related:
   (See Justifications page here).
   (See Sanctification page here).
   (See The Holy Spirit page here).
   (See messages 7-10, 69-115 from Here We Stand).
   (See Effectual Calling on the Doctrines of Grace page here).
   (Jeffery S. Smith Academy course Salvation Applied here).
 

 
Part 6: Doctrine of The Church:
 
I. Section 1: General Foundation:
 
 
II. Section 2: Special Regulation of the Church:
 
a) Historical Meaning
b) Definition
c) Scope
 
a) Multifacted Function
b) Biblical Support
c) Necessary Limitation
 
III. Section 3: The Ordained Administriation of the Church:
 
The Universal and Local Church
 
Relationship Between Universal & Local Church Gov'ts
 
   Related:
   (Go here and here and search [ CRTL+f ] for “Church”)
   (Greg Nichols' course on The Church can be found here).
   (Hear Sam Waldron's Regulative Principle of Worship here).
   (Hear Sam Waldron's Regulative Principle in Confessions here).
 

 
Part 7: Doctrine of Last Things:
a) The Resurrection
b) The Last Judgment
 
   Related:
   (Dr. Waldron's full course on Last Things can be found here).
 
 
Notes:
  • The Lecture One video begins with Dr. Waldron speaking — but there is no audio. This was the condition of the original recording. The audio will begin before too long. This gap has been edited out of the MP3 version of the lecture.
  • Several subsequent videos are likewise blank at the beginning for various portions of time, and only show Splash (title) screens. For example it takes a full nine minutes for message 20 to go from the splash screen to the actual lecture. These gaps have been edited out of the MP3 versions.
  • The first lecture delivered was an overview of the syllabus and apparently was not recorded. The first lecture listed above is called “lecture two” by Dr. Waldron for this reason – even though the opening Title Screen of the video will designate it as “Lecture 1”. The audios have been numbered to match the enumerations of the videos. Any subsequent mentions of the lecture numbers may be off by one for this reason.
  • Many important sections of this course needed to be skiped over because of the limited number of timeslots available upon this occasion. These messages therefore should be considered a summary — a limited fly-over of Systematic Theology. For those who would like to delve deeper, additional reading materials are mentioned as the lectures unfold, plus links to other “Related” audios have been provided.