Jeremiah's New Covenant

Jeremiah's New Covenant, Volume 1, is a scholarly work of bible criticism and interpretation focusing on the theological complexities of Jeremiah 31:31-34. Joshua N Moon examines the historical struggle to read this passage as Christian Scripture, analyzing how different eras of theology have approached the concept of the new covenant. The text explores the tension between readings that emphasize successive historical eras and those that propose an absolute contrast between faith and unbelief.

This study of the Old Testament prophets traces the influence of Saint Augustine, Bishop of Hippo, through the works of Thomas Aquinas and the Reformed tradition of the 16th and 17th centuries. By bringing these historical perspectives into dialogue with modern critical discussions, the author presents an exegetical argument for an Augustinian reading of the covenants. This academic volume provides a detailed analysis of religious history and biblical hermeneutics.