One of the most significant assumptions brought to the study of biblical eschatology is that the Bible presents only one kind of resurrection, one kind of death, and one universal expectation extending indiscriminately across both covenants. Yet when Scripture is allowed to speak in its own covenantal context, a different picture begins to emerge. The …One of the most significant assumptions brought to the study of biblical eschatology is that the Bible presents only one kind of resurrection, one kind of death, and one universal expectation extending indiscriminately across both covenants. Yet when Scripture is allowed to speak in its own covenantal context, a different picture begins to emerge. The …