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Old Covenant
We serve a God of covenant.
He desires a relationship with His creation.
Because he has given us free-will he establishes covenant with us to live in relation with Him.
We see at the beginning of creation that God establishes a covenant with Adam.
This covenant is quickly broken.
After this we see a bi-lateral covenant made between the nation of Israel and God through Moses.
This covenant is quickly broken by the nation of Israel.
Let’s dive into these two covenants to gain a better understanding
Covenant with Adam
God created man and put him in a place of paradise.
It was a place of perfection.
He gave man the responsibility of cultivating the garden.
It was Adam’s responsibility to cultivate it so he could be sustained by it.
God gave Adam a covenant.
He told Adam that he was free to eat of any tree from the garden except one.
He explained the covenant.
He said that if ate of the tree he would surely die.
He would be separated from the blessing of God if he broke the covenant.
Adam broke covenant with God and was removed from the blessing of God and eventually died.
Adam demonstrated that man alone cannot keep covenant with God
Covenant with Israel
God created the nation of Israel through a unilateral covenant in Genesis 15:5-6
Through the nation of Israel God created a covenant through Moses.
This covenant began with the ten commandments, then the ordinances for the people on how to love with one another, and then the Sabbath ordinances, and finally the establishment of the three national feasts.
These were the covenants that God established with Israel.
Notice the people did not negotiate with God or refuse the covenant.
They simply said, “All the words which the Lord has spoken we will do!”
I am sure they had good intentions but they did not follow through.
Just a few days after entering the covenant they broke it.
The nation of Israel broke the first and second commandment.
Exodus 20:3-6
The nation of Israel showed that they could not keep the covenant of God.
It seems as if man was hopeless in regards to his relationship with God, but God in His great love, mercy, and grace promised a new covenant.
This new covenant Jeremiah spoke of.
New Covenant
God makes a new Covenant that is unilateral.
He says he will put His law within them, He will be their God, they shall be His people, and they will have their sins forgiven.
This covenant was ushered in by the blood of Jesus.
Matthew 26:27-28
When we surrender our lives to Christ for salvation we are recipients of the new covenant.
God gives us the Holy Spirit to write the laws on our hearts.
We no longer have to depend on two stone tablets.
The Holy Spirit writes them on our hearts.
He also convicts us when we transgress the law of God.
We become a child of God.
We no longer belong to the world or the prince of power over the world.
We become his child.
Romans 8:15
Finally our sins are forgiven.
The Bible says that He remembers them no more.
He is omniscient so he knows everything.
He cannot forget anything.
What He is referring to is that He no longer counts our sin against us.
It is as if they never happened.
Jesus sacrifice was enough to satisfy the wrath of God on our behalf.
Why did Jesus have to be born?
Because God wants a relationship with you.
Jesus is the only way to have a relationship with God the Father.
John 14:6
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