The Way Back to God God created man and woman. (Genesis 1.27; 2.22) He gave them two choices of Life or Death. (Genesis 2.16-17) Due to making the wrong choice by listening to Satan, the man, the woman and all of creation came under the curse of death. (Genesis 3) God, in his mercy, at the same time of putting the creation under the curse, provided also for its redemption. (Genesis 3.15) This redemption was to come through a man (“the seed of the woman,” the seed of Abraham.”) Genesis 3.15; 12.3) It had to be a sinless person who was to pay this price. (1 Peter 1.18-20) This person is Jesus Christ. The death of Jesus on the Cross was the sacrifice for the salvation of man from the curse of death. What should you do? Believe on Jesus and you shall be saved. (Acts 16.31) May the Grace of the Lord Jesus Christ be with you. (1 Corinthians 16.23) You may go to the nearest Church to continue to learn more about this message of salvation that is in Jesus Christ.
Purpose Very commonly Christians, when they talk about The Old Testament & The New Testament, tend to not really differentiate between the two, but see them as equally valid instructions while at the same time saying they are different. My aim is to provide an accurate perspective of what the Old Testament & The New Testament are in relation to each other and how they can be understood taken together. Introduction The Holy Bible is divided into two main sections or books: The Old Testament & The New Testament. These two books are related. At the same time, they are not the same. Each serve a different but connected purpose in the plan of God for human beings. What is The Old Testament Sometime in the course of human history, after people have been on this earth for a few generations, God, the creator of Heaven and Earth, came to Abraham. God spoke to him: “”God had told Abram, “Leave your own country behind you, and your own people, and ...