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CHRIST IN THE OLD COVENANT SCRIPTURES (9)

The Temple, the Dwelling place The Temple on Mount Moriah constantly reminded people of God’s presence among His followers. The principal service in the earthly Temple was the Day of Atonement, which represented God’s act of removing the sin that separated humankind from Him. As stated in Exodus 25:8, “Then have them make a sanctuary

CHRIST IN THE OLD COVENANT SCRIPTURES (5)

The consequence of the decision in the Garden of Eden Adam, the first man and representative of humankind, brought darkness into the world through his deliberate decision in the Garden of Eden. The force of darkness used all evil means at its disposal to erase God’s image from humankind by exploiting Adam’s deliberate decision. As

CHRIST IN THE OLD COVENANT SCRIPTURES (3)

The creation narrative. “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.” Genesis 1:1. What does “In the beginning” mean? When was the beginning? The biblical account of creation does not specify the exact moment of creation of the heavens and the earth. We could endlessly study, debate, and argue about the beginning from

CHRIST IN THE OLD COVENANT SCRIPTURES (2)

The creation narrative. The following blogs will examine the Biblical creation account to identify God’s message and His plans for humankind. The Genesis account includes aspects of Jewish tradition. Jewish Rabbinic literature states that the Biblical creation narrative and related statements were not based on direct revelation. These blogs will not provide a detailed analysis

A TESTIMONY ABOUT JESUS (103) Revelation 21:9

The New Jerusalem – the New Humanity The “New Jerusalem” symbolizes the Church, God’s people. The people of God are the “city He loves.” Revelation 20:9. The “New Jerusalem” does not necessarily represent a physical city in Revelation. It is a spiritual symbol of the multitude who have washed their robes in the blood of