Sentences with phrase «old covenant»

Some observe every letter and old covenant law, others less so, but that doesn't make us wrong, non believers, whatever.

It is our belief that when we get bored with all of civilization's hectic attempts to find «something new and different,» this age - old covenant remains fresh.

They may claim more rwness and more dependence given their often dire circumstance but the theology is more old covenant than even found in the USA, no personal grace / individual freedom whatsoever.

This meant that before they gained access to God's grace they would have to repent and be baptized into the (Mormon) Church of Christ because old covenants had been done away with when God executed a new, perpetual and exclusive contract with the Latter - day Saints in 1830.

Insurance by way of an indemnity policy is also a practical solution for old covenants where it is clear that no one has the benefit of the consent proviso.

They are not old covenant laws or culturally irrelevant teachings but the only accurate testament of Jesus, through His beloved apostle John, to His church that remains in the world today.

Mark that is under the old covenant, but through Christ we have Jesus's covenant on the cross.

Under the old covenant, wine is a blessing (Deut 7:13; 11:14) and the absence of wine a curse (28:39, 51).

And you also have to remember we're under a new covenant, some a lot of the old covenant stuff is out.

They realize now how they have been scammed out of their money by the denomination teaching the old covenant Mosaic Law.

While I agree with the premise of this article I think it was more of a tax than a tithe as an old covenant tithe was never about money

A quick scan of the old covenant in various books will reveal many other interesting decrees and commands.

It is not about the old covenant law VPM — It is about the only law remaining... the law of love.

He said nothing of a book that would combine the old covenant scriptures with the account of His life on earth and letters that were written to people who lived under the law, that people who have never lived under the law would have to try to discern and apply to their lives until He returned, or they died.

This was the old covenant, or the covenant of works.

This new Exodus, Jeremiah predicted, would mark the start of a «New Covenant», one unlike the old in that we would be given a «new heart» with the power to be fully free from sin, freed from the slavery to unfaithfulness experienced by the people of the old covenant (see 23:7 - 8; 31:31 -33).

Our attention centres upon two main topics: first, the shift from the old covenant with the nation to the new covenant established through the one Elect Man who is recognized as the Messiah.

And, the ONLY thing «crystal clear» about David French's article is that he obviously hasn't discerned the difference between the old covenant and the new covenant — the one where all sins are forgiven by our advocate, Jesus Christ, who paid the price for all sins.

If you want to live your life according to the old covenant, that's up to you; but don't impose it on everyone else.

Paul celebrated a New Covenant, a new life of freedom in Christ or the Spirit that annuls the old covenant of Sinai and the Torah of Israel's priestly and legal traditions.

We are not under the old covenant today!

The Old Testament represents the old covenant that God had with His people.

The great mistake of the prosperity gospel message is to ignore that this promise of financial blessing comes under the old covenant.

Jesus explicitly told everyone to obey the old covenants to the last degree.

(c) The sacrifices of the old covenant are clearly ineffective, because day in and day out they have to be made over and over again.

However, as a down payment on the promise Jeremiah discerned, God was determined to share with his creatures the burdens of the old covenant.

It stretches back into the past, for it redeems men from transgressions committed under the old covenant (9:15).

The old covenant is a shadow and a copy of reality, but it is not the real thing.

the priests of the old covenant are subject to death.

The very fact that a new covenant is promised shows that the old covenant is obsolete, outdated, and passing away (8:13).

The old covenant was what enslaved men, so when Jesus replaced it, we became free.

To proceed: the «New Covenant» implies an older covenant with which it stands in contrast.

Thus Jesus is seen as bearing a new covenant, related to the old covenant given through Moses.

In the immediately preceding passage, Paul is explaining that the new covenant in the Spirit has replaced the old covenant of the law (2 Corinthians 3:6).

I would like to say, you stated that the New covenant did away with the Old if this was the case then why Did Jesus follow all the old covenant laws to the Tee?

Notice that in the old covenant it was weightier, meaning above the law of Moses and thus difficult to live up to.

He goes on to say that even though the new covenant is exceedingly more glorious than the old covenant, the Jewish people do not accept it because their minds have been veiled (2 Corinthians 3:14 - 15).

that we sit in a building for two hours and many congregants never know each other on a venerable and honest level, but instead we keep the show going like the priests did in the old covenant temple after the veil was torn.

I thought that up to the Pentecost people where still under the old covenant and can not be born again or be regenerate, because they were still under the law.