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Covenant of Moses – Part 3

Posted on September 6, 2014 by John Valade

In this third post about the covenant of Moses we begin by discussing the problems of interpreting how the old covenant interacts with the new covenant. Instead of resolving the problems of interpreting where we are between the “already” and … Continue reading →

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Covenant of Moses – Part 2

Posted on September 3, 2014 by John Valade

We begin the second of three posts about the Covenant of Moses with an important question asked by O. Palmer Robertson. Are we to conclude that all the various covenantal administrations of the Old Testament find continuing significance for believers … Continue reading →

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Covenant of Moses – Part 1 of 3

Posted on September 1, 2014 by John Valade

This post continues a series of reflections about O. Palmer Robertson’s The Christ of the Covenants with a discussion about the Covenant of Moses, often referred to as the “old covenant.” Robertson begins by stating that “God renews an ancient … Continue reading →

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The Older Covenant

Posted on October 10, 2011 by John Valade

[This post is from a session back in late August.] Most of us who have been Christians for any length of time have been told that there were two “covenants” in the Bible – and “old covenant” and a “new … Continue reading →

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Tabernacles: Our Homegrown Feast

Posted on September 29, 2010 by John Valade

When a group of followers of Jesus Christ freely decides to model their worship calendar on the one provided to the people of Israel as they were being rescued from Egypt, how do they do it? The short answer is: … Continue reading →

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