The terminology “new covenant” comes from the prophet Jeremiah, who predicted that God would grant a covenant of final renewal to Israel and Judah after Israel’s exile in the last days.

Just as the Garden of Eden was a precursor of the tabernacle and temple, Adam and Eve were precursors of the priests that ministered in those sacred buildings. What are our priestly obligations as Christians?

What are the three traditional marks of the church and how can they help Christians know which churches they should embrace?

What events does Scripture mention as precursors to Christ's return? Watch this topic video to hear a discussion on the three most prominent precursors to Christ's return.

What does God's "immutability" mean, and how does it affect his relationship with us?

How did the Biblical writers mediate between two worlds? How did Moses connect the lives of the history he was telling to the lives of his contemporary audience?

What are the present, intermediate, and final human states? What is the 'general resurrection'? Were our bodies created to die?

How did some early Christians diminish the significance of Christ’s first coming? What is the true significance of the Christian good news?

What does diachronic development mean? What is a typological connection? How have these devices been used to explain Biblical stories now and in the past?

The Bible mentions at least three sources of constant joy that believers will find in their redemption. And perhaps the greatest of these is the fact that we will have full communion with God.