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RLJ-2041
-- NOVEMBER 16, 2025
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THE GOD OF THE OLD TESTAMENT
Part 6: The Covenants of Promise |
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Jesus established a national covenant with Israel at
Mount Sinai after the exodus from Egypt. Acting as mediator, Moses
recorded the commandments, built an altar with twelve pillars for
the twelve tribes, and sealed the covenant with sacrificial blood
sprinkled on the people. The Israelites pledged obedience and God
accepted them as His covenant nation. The First Covenant included
two major components: atonement and the Promised Land. The atonement
aspect pointed forward to the coming Redeemer. The land component
was conditional upon Israel's obedience. Even the disciples
misunderstood this fact when they asked Jesus if He would restore
the kingdom to Israel. The First Covenant relied on priests entering
an earthly tabernacle year after year with the blood of animals and
the faithfulness of the people. This is why the First Covenant was
temporary and incomplete because it depended upon fallible human
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