Saying this is biblicism is similar to what the writers of the 1689 did regarding baptism. They rejected the Westminster divines.

I am not defending Heiser in all he has written, but to say the confessions are never challenged is to deny our own confessional history.

Also, the divine council concept doesn’t go against the reformed confessions. I am saddened that Hieser didn’t see their value.

My two cents