The Covenants

by Matthew Lake

Overview

Through the years, and through many denominations, I've had questions that either got me mocked, questioned, or kicked out. The contents of this book comes from my own study of scripture, original language word studies, etc. without following what I was told to believe. It is only what I have learned from scripture itself without any guide telling me what to believe. The references used are embedded in greater context and the reader is encouraged to look them up and read the context of the references used. While the proofs I'm presenting between the covenants does touch on some core doctrines, they are not fully flushed out but are pointed out due to know controversies on some subjects.

My purpose is to create a resource that seems to be missing, or at least difficult to find, in the faith regarding God's covenants. This includes the covenant given to Israel through Moses (the law) and the New Covenant given by Jesus. I believe that once they are understood, a lot of misunderstandings, controversies and even some heresies that permeate the modern church will clearly resolve themselves eliminating pick and choose theology.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798331418564
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	04/06/2024
Pages:	44
Product dimensions:	5.00(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.11(d)

About the Author

About the author
While my career background is primarily in IT, I've been in and out of ministry since I was a teenager. I've been involved in outreach, street preaching, teaching Sunday school, and officiating various ceremonies. While I've never been officially employed in ministry, its always been at least a small part of my life.

I've attended and been a member of churches that span almost every major denominations including Baptist, Methodist, Seventh day Adventists, Church of the Nazarene, Evangelical Free, Presbyterian, Pentecostal, and various non-denominational that were both charismatic and "plain".

While is seems each of the various denominations seem to have a piece of the puzzle, their division seems to prevent them from accepting each others pieces. As a result, I don't seem to fit in any one of them. I have no intention of creating yet another denomination but rather publish the things I learn from scripture itself rather than from the perspective of any given denomination. So with the heart of the Bereans (Acts 17), I'll see for myself what the bible says and share those things. I encourage my readers to do the same.