How do I ask a theological question?

Well, it's like you're already on your delivery route, and you know the addresses ... or in this case the answer.

If the question is trying to find a 'book' (new fangled terminology) for a theology ... certainly. Like which 'books' think Sanders was crazy?

I would just ask the question with no mention of denomination or theological positions. And be brief with the question. 

Nice analogy!

Ok, let me frame it this way. From a reformed Baptist (1689) point of view I'm re-reading about the Covenants. Because I like structure, maps, graphs and charts and lining up milk cartons in front of customers' doors, is there a Resource(s) that deals with a well-organized sequence of Covenants.

One begins and ends. The next begins and ends. All sequentially through the First Testament. Or do they mix into each other like a tub of fruit on the bottom yogurt? 

Well, it's like you're already on your delivery route, and you know the addresses ... or in this case the answer.

If the question is trying to find a 'book' (new fangled terminology) for a theology ... certainly. Like which 'books' think Sanders was crazy?

oops. too late.

I would just ask the question with no mention of denomination or theological positions. And be brief with the question. 

I don't think very denominationally, so hope these 2 resources meet your criteria:

https://www.logos.com/product/30723/introducing-covenant-theology

https://www.logos.com/product/148326/covenant-and-gods-purpose-for-the-world

I believe both would describe themselves as Reformed and Baptist so hope that's close enough.

Or do they mix into each other like a tub of fruit on the bottom yogurt? 

I would think that Covenant yogurt would have fruit everywhere. But it takes a while for the milk to ferment properly after being placed in front of the query frame.

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Or do they mix into each other like a tub of fruit on the bottom yogurt? 

I would think that Covenant yogurt would have fruit everywhere. But it takes a while for the milk to ferment properly after being placed in front of the query frame.

Thanks, Paul. I'll check into these.

I don't think very denominationally, so hope these 2 resources meet your criteria:

https://www.logos.com/product/30723/introducing-covenant-theology

https://www.logos.com/product/148326/covenant-and-gods-purpose-for-the-world

I believe both would describe themselves as Reformed and Baptist so hope that's close enough.

Covenant Theology: Biblical, Theological, and Historical Perspectives by Guy Waters; J. Nicholas Reid; John R. Muether

What Is Covenant Theology? Tracing God’s Promises through the Son, the Seed, and the Sacraments Ryan M. McGraw

Covenant, Community, and the Spirit: A Trinitarian Theology of Church by Robert Sherman

Kingdom through Covenant: A Biblical-Theological Understanding of the Covenants, 2nd ed. by Peter J. Gentry; Stephen J. Wellum

These are all good sources. Also not in Logos but great is The Fulfillment of the Promises of God: An Explanation of Covenant Theology: By Richard Belcher

Also not in Logos but great is The Fulfillment of the Promises of God: An Explanation of Covenant Theology: By Richard Belcher

It's "gathering interest" in pre-pub though:

https://www.logos.com/product/252242/the-fulfillment-of-the-promises-of-god-an-explanation-of-covenant-theology

In L, consider T. Schreiner: Covenant + God's Purpose for the World

Thanks, Christian. I have one of those. I'll check out the others.

Covenant Theology: Biblical, Theological, and Historical Perspectives by Guy Waters; J. Nicholas Reid; John R. Muether

What Is Covenant Theology? Tracing God’s Promises through the Son, the Seed, and the Sacraments Ryan M. McGraw

Covenant, Community, and the Spirit: A Trinitarian Theology of Church by Robert Sherman

Kingdom through Covenant: A Biblical-Theological Understanding of the Covenants, 2nd ed. by Peter J. Gentry; Stephen J. Wellum

These are all good sources. Also not in Logos but great is The Fulfillment of the Promises of God: An Explanation of Covenant Theology: By Richard Belcher

Hey Paul, pre-ordered. [Y]

Also not in Logos but great is The Fulfillment of the Promises of God: An Explanation of Covenant Theology: By Richard Belcher

It's "gathering interest" in pre-pub though:

https://www.logos.com/product/252242/the-fulfillment-of-the-promises-of-god-an-explanation-of-covenant-theology

The Christ of the Covenants by O. Palmer Robertson is a good one.

Here's the Table of Contents. Parts Two and Three give you the well-organized sequence of covenants you're looking for.

Hey Rosie, thanks.

Yes, that seems to be a popular book and if I'm not mistaken an entry-level one at that.

Does he hold to paedobaptism?

The Christ of the Covenants by O. Palmer Robertson is a good one.

Here's the Table of Contents. Parts Two and Three give you the well-organized sequence of covenants you're looking for.

Hey Rosie, thanks.

Yes, that seems to be a popular book and if I'm not mistaken an entry-level one at that.

Does he hold to paedobaptism?

The Christ of the Covenants by O. Palmer Robertson is a good one.

Here's the Table of Contents. Parts Two and Three give you the well-organized sequence of covenants you're looking for.

Looks like paedobaptist:

https://reformedbaptistdaily.wordpress.com/tag/infant-baptism/

I note Schreiner in his introductory book to the covenants recommends the following in a limited list of books for further reading.

Dumbrell, William J. Covenant and Creation: An Old Testament Covenantal Theology. Rev. ed. Milton Keynes, England: Paternoster, 2013.

Gentry, Peter J., and Stephen J. Wellum. Kingdom through Covenant: A Biblical-Theological Understanding of the Covenants. Wheaton, IL: Crossway, 2012.
———. God’s Kingdom through God’s Covenants: A Concise Biblical Theology. Wheaton, IL: Crossway, 2015.

Horton, Michael. God of Promise: Introducing Covenant Theology. Grand Rapids, MI: Baker, 2006.

Robertson, O. Palmer. The Christ of the Covenants. Phillipsburg, NJ: Presbyterian & Reformed, 1980.

Then you could open your Lexham Survey of Theology and get these recommendations:

Covenant: The History of a Biblical Idea (Hillers).
Introducing Covenant Theology (Horton).
The Covenant of Grace (Murray).
God’s Covenant, God’s Plan (Walton).

Gerald Bray, “Covenants,” in Lexham Survey of Theology, ed. Mark Ward et al. (Bellingham, WA: Lexham Press, 2018).

Thanks. Didn't even think of the Survey. HOWEVER, perusing it only makes my inner bibliophile go searching fore the wallet. I'll have to check the survey out.

Then you could open your Lexham Survey of Theology and get these recommendations:

Covenant: The History of a Biblical Idea (Hillers).
Introducing Covenant Theology (Horton).
The Covenant of Grace (Murray).
God’s Covenant, God’s Plan (Walton).

Gerald Bray, “Covenants,” in Lexham Survey of Theology, ed. Mark Ward et al. (Bellingham, WA: Lexham Press, 2018).

how would I position the question?

"What Logos tools, search query or resources contribute to an understanding of XXX?"

how would I position the question?

"What Logos tools, search query or resources contribute to an understanding of XXX?"

if you wish a POV, you can say so: '... XXX, from the Reformed POV.'