Calling the Mosaic covenant the “Old Covenant” creates a misunderstanding of the covenant of God. Scripture doesn’t present just two covenants-but three that work together in unity. The Abrahamic covenant, the mosaic law, and the new covenant were each designed to stand on their own, yet remain organically connected. Each carries a unique purpose and a distinct sign: one in the flesh, one in obedience, and one in the Spirit. Together, they reveal a single divine plan rather than competing system

One of Paul’s most quoted statements has shaped centuries of Christian theology, but is it being misunderstood? In Romans 6:14, Paul says believers are “not under law, but under grace.” This verse is often used to claim that the law of Moses has been abolished. But when read carefully and compared with the words of Yeshua, that conclusion raises serious questions. Yeshua explicitly stated that he did not come to abolish the law, and that God’s instruction would remain intact. If Paul meant other

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