Quotes
- Witsius: Sinai Was a Republication of the Covenant of Works
- Ussher: The Covenant of Works is the Sum of the Law
- Boston: WCF 19 Teaches Republication
- Pictet on the Similarities and Differences Between the Covenants of Works and Grace
- Witsius on the Dual Character of the Mosaic Covenant
- Sibbes: Our First Communion Was Founded on a Covenant of Works
- Olevianus on Moses As a Legal Covenant
- Dickson on the Covenants of Works and Grace in Galatians 3
- Perkins on the Covenant of Works
- Ames on the Substantial Identity of the Moral Law with the Decalogue
- Rollock: The Covenant of Works Was Founded on Nature and Republished to Israel
- Rollock: God Repeated the Covenant of Works to Israel
- Rollock: He Was To Repeat the Covenant of Works
- Gillespie: Moses Was a Pedagogical Republication of the Covenant of Works
- J. H. Heidegger on the Mixed Quality of the Mosaic Covenant
- Cooper: There Is A Republication of the Covenant of Works
- Colquhoun On the Republication of the Covenant of Works
- Polanus on Republication
- Witsius: The Sinai Law is Substantially the Law of Nature
- Buchanan: The Law Was Not Relaxed But Republished
- Owen On the Law in the Garden and at Horeb
- Buchanan: Moses Was An Administration of Grace and a Republication of the Covenant of Works
- Buchanan: The Law Might Be Called A Covenant of Works
- The Marrow Surveys Seventeenth-Century Opinion On Republication
- The Marrow on Republication
- Bolton Surveys Seventeenth-Century Opinion on Republication
- Witsius: The Law Given at Sinai Was a Republication of the Covenant of Works
- Boston: The Covenant of Works Was Repeated and Delivered on Sinai
- Petto: Moses Is And Is Not A Covenant of Works
- Hodge: A Renewed Proclamation of the Covenant of Works
- Vos: God Allowed The Republication Of The Covenant Of Works
- Berkhof: Sinai Contained a Reminder of the Covenant of Works
- Baugh on the Legal Principle in Moses
- Robert Shaw on Republication in the WCF
- Perkins on “The Law Is Not of Faith”
Leviticus 18:5
- Turretin: Leviticus 18:5 Proves That God Promised Blessedness to Adam
- Turretin: Leviticus 18:5 Is Proof of the Covenant of Works
- Owen: Leviticus 18:5 Is Nothing But A Revival of the Covenant of Works
- Witsius: Leviticus 18:5 Repeated the Covenant of Works
- Sibbes: Leviticus 18:5 Is A Covenant of Works
Essays
- R. Scott Clark, “Christ and Covenant: Federal Theology in Orthodoxy,” in Herman Selderhuis, ed., Companion to Reformed Orthodoxy (Leiden: Brill, 2013).
- R. Scott Clark, Seven Short Points on Republication
- R. Scott Clark, Is Republication Really That Confusing?
- R. Scott Clark, Why Is the Doctrine of Republication So Controversial?
- Brian Lee, No One In the Reformed Tradition Has Taught that Moses Was Exclusively A Covenant of Works
- R. Scott Clark The Context of the Republication Debate
- R. Scott Clark, Republication of the Covenant of Works (1)
- R. Scott Clark, Republication of the Covenant of Works (2)
- R. Scott Clark, Republication of the Covenant of Works (3)
Audio
- Heidelcast 48: Making Some Sense of the Republication Debate (1)
- Heidelcast 49: Making Some Sense of the Republication Debate (2)
- Heidelcast 50: Making Some Sense of the Republication Debate (3)
- Office Hours: The Law is Not of Faith
- Heidelminicast: Buchanan Taught Republication In 1867