Featured In This Issue
The Marks of a New Covenant Ministry -Part 2 John G. Reisinger
"Jesus was the only human who fully satisfied the terms of that Old
Covenant. He was born under that law covenant and earned the
righteousness it promised. He died under the curse of that law covenant
when, as a substitute for his people, he paid for sins committed against that
covenant. He was raised from the dead, ascended to heaven, and lives at
the Father’s right hand to make intercession for those for whom he died, his
elect people."
Reformed Evangelism Andrew Smith
"In this final article we want to consider the other two headings for this
series of articles. First, we will look at what it means to declare Christ as
priest. We will answer two important questions under this heading."
Naaman the Leper -Part V Dr. Philip W. McMillin
"God the Holy Spirit deals with pride in every man and God will have his way
with his own. God’s Word states: `Thy people shall be willing in the day of
thy power,…' (Ps 110:3 KJV) and God has the exact horse to draw every
elect sinner’s chariot to the bar of God."
Covenant Similarities and Dissimilarities Steve West
"By contrast, in the New Covenant, God’s laws are internalized. They are
written on the mind and on the heart (Jer. 31:33). Nobody in the New
Covenant people of God hates God’s laws. Obedience is not perfect, and
sinful rebellion persists, but there is a heart commitment to follow the Word of
the Lord."
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