Christians Are Not Under the New Covenant - Werner, Donald
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The Christian Church refers to itself as a 'New Covenant Church' believing that they are under the New Covenant. Many Churches have used "New Covenant" for the name of their churches. Being under a 'New Covenant' implies that the previous covenant (the "Old Covenant' or the 'Mosaic Covenant) has been replaced. The church identifies Jesus' shed blood as the means for initiating the New Covenant. But is that true? Since the Church figures it is no longer under the 'Old Covenant' it is no longer necessary to keep the laws of God for salvation. But is that true? Why did Jesus then tell us to keep…mehr

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The Christian Church refers to itself as a 'New Covenant Church' believing that they are under the New Covenant. Many Churches have used "New Covenant" for the name of their churches. Being under a 'New Covenant' implies that the previous covenant (the "Old Covenant' or the 'Mosaic Covenant) has been replaced. The church identifies Jesus' shed blood as the means for initiating the New Covenant. But is that true? Since the Church figures it is no longer under the 'Old Covenant' it is no longer necessary to keep the laws of God for salvation. But is that true? Why did Jesus then tell us to keep the 'Law and the Prophets' and link it to salvation? These things we must study. If the church is wrong, it has led millions, perhaps billions of people astray. Is the church ushering them onto the Broad way which leads to destruction, while assuring them that they are on the road to eternal life and sing Christian hymns along the way?
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I attended a major Protestant Seminary preparing to be a pastor. But in my senior year, in a Church Doctrine class, I found it impossible to reconcile Jesus' words and the Church doctrines. I had to choose between them. So I chose Jesus and left the seminary. I consider myself to be a truth seeker, and I'm still seeking for more and more truth from Jesus' words and most of what Jesus said is not compatible with Christian Church teachings. To fulfill my share of the Great Commission, I have published a number of books to share what I have learned. I pray it won't take my readers the 72 years it took me to learn what I have learned.