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Tyson Moore retweeted
True wisdom is formed in community. Our Research Fellows met in Fort Worth, Texas, to sharpen one another and strengthen the research culture we are building with @UnionTCollege, Belfast.
Truth. Tradition. Excellence.
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Check out the new Milwaukee M18 blower!
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The final day of The Home Depot Unmatched event was incredible! A big thank you to @homedepot and the incredible partners and friends I've been able to make over the years! Until next time! #homedepotunmatched #homedepothosted #tysonmoorebuilds #worldcup
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What do you think? Was this project a good upgrade to the front porch? #tysonmoorebuilds #diy #renovation
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I found this little eraser for filling trim nail holes in PVC material. Have you ever seen or used something like this? It was so easy I got one of my daughters to help out! #interesting #diyprojects #homeideas #howweleftit #tysonmoorebuilds
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After replacing all of the rotting trim, I decided to leave the existing boards and attach PVC boards on top of it for a thicker column.
Now I never have to think about it rotting again!
#tysonmoorebuilds #howwefoundit #howweleftit #diy #renovation
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🔊 I avoided fixing my rotting porch column for years because I thought the entire post would need to be changed, but thankfully the 4x4 posts inside were structurally sound with no signs of rot 💪🏼
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What a journey this has been! So thankful to @AlexandrianInst and @UnionTCollege for the last few years! I am grateful to @Dennis_Greeson and @ProfMcClenahan @martyncowan @JLSteffaniak and many others who helped me get to this point.
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Geerhardus Vos, Biblical Theology (Edinburgh, 2015), 142.
In the beginning, when God finished creating the world, he rested on the seventh day. This is the Sabbath (more precisely pronounced "Shabbat"), which is the Hebrew word for “rest.”
In the OT, the Sabbath was the weekly remembrance not only of God’s creative work (Exod 20:11), but his redeeming work (Deut 5:15).
Genesis and Exodus were remembered every Sabbath.
Both creation and redemption coalesce in Jesus. Having finished all his work of redeeming the world, having completed his re-creation of humanity, he rested in the tomb of death on the seventh day. “It is finished,” he said.
His work was finished. So he took his rest. This was his Sabbath.
And it is a Sabbath with no conclusion. His resurrection ushers us into the Sabbath that creation has been awaiting since Genesis. We who are weak and heavy laden come to Jesus, and he Sabbaths us in himself. "Come to me, all you who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest." I will Sabbath you in myself.
Today, Holy Saturday, Jesus takes a Sabbath in the tomb. And we who have been co-crucified with him rest there also, awaiting Easter Day and our co-resurrection.
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Tyson Moore retweeted
Our thanks to everyone who contributed to the Student Research Colloquium 2026. It was great to be joined by our partners @AlexandrianInst and students from the MA Theology. We continue to be encouraged by the remarkably high standard of the research presented at these events.
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Tyson Moore retweeted
The covenant of works is ordered to Sabbath rest, to confirmed and consummate rest. The Mosaic administration intensifies and typologically embodies that movement. Christ fulfils it. In union with him believers already share in it, and at his return it is brought to fullness.
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- Geerhardus Vos, ‘The Idea of Biblical Theology as a Science and as a Theological Discipline’ in Richard B. Gaffin Jr. (ed.), Redemptive History and Biblical Interpretation: The Shorter Writings of Geerhardus Vos (Phillipsburg, 1980), 12.
"If any one, therefore, reads the Scriptures with attention, he will find in them an account of Christ, and a foreshadowing of the new calling (vocationis). For Christ is the treasure which was hid in the field, that is, in this world (for "the field is the world"); but the treasure hid in the Scriptures is Christ, since He was pointed out by means of types and parables."—Irenaeus of Lyons, Against Heresies IV.XXVI (c. AD 180)
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Recommend this opportunity!
TOMORROW: MTh in Theological Ethics webinar
📅 Thu Feb 12, 10am CT
Join Dr. Gregory Parker Jr. to explore curriculum, admissions, and whether this program is right for you.
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Tyson Moore retweeted
You can't answer "How should we live?" without first answering "Who is God and what has he done?"
The MTh in Theological Ethics grounds moral reasoning in knowing God as he has revealed himself.
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