New Covenant Theology

"This cup is the new covenant in My blood."

Most believers have heard those words more times than they can count. The bread is broken, the tray is passed, and the words are read again. Yet few have ever been shown what covenant Jesus was speaking of, where it began, or where it is going. This book is not about a school of theology or a system with a label. It is about the covenant itself, traced from the mountain where it was offered to the table where it will be fulfilled.

Part One, The Vows, begins at Sinai. The Ten Words were spoken by God's own voice as covenant vows, not a legal code. Two books came out of Sinai, the Book of the Covenant and the Book of the Law added after the golden calf, and three covenants of promise carry the story forward.

Part Two, The Bride, shows one people drawn from three streams: Judah, the scattered house of Israel, and believers from the nations. It explains the olive tree and the vine, the covenant meal, and the bondservant who chooses to remain.

Part Three, The Decree Kept, walks Daniel's seventy sevens and the 490 days of Messiah's ministry to the midst of the week, where six things were finished and one crown remains.

Part Four, The Restoration, shows how Messiah restored the covenant in four ways and brought back the priesthood of Melchizedek.

Part Five, The Age We Live In, explains the Already and the Not Yet, the horsemen now riding, the last trumpet rather than a secret rapture, and the thousand years in the presence of God.

Two appendices, a glossary, and an index complete the volume.

From Sinai to the Marriage Supper, one covenant, one Bride, one King.