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Acts 1:5 For John truly baptized with water; but ye shall be baptized with the Holy Ghost not many days hence.
Insights into the New Covenant
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Chosen before the foundation of the world - God’s entire redemption plan was determined long before the world was made. God knows the end from the beginning as we read in Isaiah 46:10. However, i...
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I recognize that we are currently in grace, but does the Bible say that God goes back to prophecy and law? - QUESTION: *“Christ was the end of the first program and has become the only way to the Father. But I'm not sure about your telling about the going back ...
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Showing posts with label covenant. Show all posts
Showing posts with label covenant. Show all posts
OBS: ACTS - The Transition (Part 5 - Insights into the New Covenant)
OBS: ACTS - The Transition (Part 4 - To the Jews First)
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Acts 1:4 ... And, being assembled together with them, [He] commanded them that they should not depart from Jerusalem, but wait for the promise of the Father, which, saith he, ye have heard of me. ...
All Jews had to be saved first!
The Faith Stream
The Faith Stream
Therefore it is of faith that it might be according to grace, so
that the promise might be sure to ALL the seed.
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OBS: God's Word is a Progressive Plan (Part.3)
OBS: God's Word is a Progressive Plan (Part.3)
This is Part 3 of the Series
The huge gap between Jews and Gentiles
During the Old Testament and the Gospels, there was a HUGE gap (or difference) between the Jews and the Gentiles. The reason for this gap was not because the Jews were discriminatory but because it was God's command and part of His plan. God had a purpose for Israel and this we see very clearly if we look into the Bible from a 'big picture' or 'cover to cover' viewpoint.
Our Destination is Different from O.T. and Gospel Saints
Our Destination is Different from O.T. and Gospel Saints
Have you ever noticed that Old Testament and Gospel saints were NOT PROMISED HEAVEN as a destination? Instead they were promised an everlasting kingdom on earth. As a matter of fact, these saints never even had a concept of "going to heaven" when they died. The reason is because all through the Old Testament and prophecy it was spoken of a glorious new earthly kingdom; one which would be restored and refreshed as it was before.
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