Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah, I mean, there's going to be different ways of discussing natural law and what people think it is.

There's a lot of individuals who I'm grateful for that write on natural law, especially in the evangelical tradition, who I would disagree with on how to formulate these things precisely.

But you made the comment about, is it Roman? I just want to say natural law is...

it's Augustinian.

Like we have to, we want to remember that, you know, that Augustine was one who was willing to talk about eternal law, natural law, divine law, and human law.

But kind of how... how has this developed broad scope in the history of the church? Well, I

Okay.

A covenant of, of works that was, uh, if Adam had obeyed, he would have had a blessed life.

He, he broke that and, as Daniel referred to, all those who are in Adam fell in Adam.

And then there's a, a promise that's made very early on, right after that fall, and, and that promise is the promise of the gospel, that there would be a covenant of grace that would come.

Uh, this is gonna be the new covenant, and it is in this covenant where someone meets all the conditions and requirements for us, and we receive all the promises that are found in him by faith.

This one is revealed in Genesis 3:15.

Um, he's gonna be one who's going to, to come, and he's going to restore the whole earth, the earth that's been destroyed by the flood with Noah.

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