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Andrew Bigelow

Andrew Bigelow was a nineteenth-century American theologian whose work engaged with Reformed Protestant interpretations of Old Testament covenant theology. His treatise *God's Charge unto Israel* represents a significant contribution to antebellum American religious thought, examining the theological foundations of divine law and its application to Christian communities. Bigelow's scholarship reflects the broader nineteenth-century Protestant engagement with biblical hermeneutics and the relationship between Mosaic law and Christian ethics.

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