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14 05, 2015

Holiness

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   The God of the Old Testament was the Holy God. The word holy means separate, different, unlike anything else that exists.     The Holy God of the Old Testament revealed Himself to His chosen people who were able to behold His glory. The glory of the Lord was a special divine manifestation of the Person and Presence of God. It consisted in the vision

14 05, 2015

Prophecy

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    The Old Testament is filled with prophecy. Prophecy means the direct inspiration of God to speak His words to the world. There were many prophets in the Old Testament, not only those whose names are given to the prophetic books of the Bible, but many others, including Moses, Elijah, Samuel and Nathan.     In the Old Testament, many prophecies were made concerning the history

14 05, 2015

Priesthood

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    When speaking of Abraham, we mentioned how Jesus Christ is the “priest forever according to the order of Melchizedek.” As the “priest for ever,” Jesus is also the completion and fulfillment of the Old Testament priesthood of the Levites.     In the Old Testament, God ordered Moses to build the tabernacle with a sanctuary for worship and sacrifice.     And let them make

14 05, 2015

Kingship

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    In the Old Testament, God was to be the King of His People. But wishing to be like the other nations, the Israelites asked the Lord for a human king.     Then all the elders of Israel gathered together and came to Samuel at Ramah, and said to him, “Behold, you are old and your sons do not walk in your ways; now appoint

14 05, 2015

Passover

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    The central event of the entire Old Testament history is the passover and exodus.     Abraham’s son Isaac was the father of Jacob whom God named Israel which means “he who strives with God.” (Genesis 32:28) God renewed His promise to Isaac and Jacob, and continued the covenant with them that He had made with Abraham.     Jacob had twelve sons who became the

14 05, 2015

Abraham

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    Salvation history, properly so-called, begins with Abram, whom God named Abraham which means “father of a multitude.” Abraham was the first patriarch of the people of Israel. The word patriarch means “the father of the people.” In the person and life of Abraham, the central events of the salvation of the world by Christ in the New Testament have been prefigured.     God made

14 05, 2015

Pre-History

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    The Bible begins with the story of creation and the making of man. Although the Bible often lists the generations of men from the creation of Adam (Chron 1:1, Lk 4:38), the history of salvation, in the most proper sense, begins with Abraham, the forefather of Israel and the first ancestor of Christ, “according to the flesh.”     The story of creation, and specifically

14 05, 2015

Word and Spirit

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    It is the constant testimony of the Bible and the Church that God acts toward the world through His Word and His Spirit.     God created all things by His Word and His Spirit. He created man in His divine image and likeness to partake of His Word and to live by His Spirit. All of the holy people of God received the Word

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