The Covenants of the Bible – Series 1-10

This complete ten-part KJV essay series examines the major covenants of the Bible by identifying exactly who received them, what God promised, what responsibilities or conditions accompanied them, which signs or seals marked them, and how they fit within His unfolding purpose. Beginning with the essential rule of rightly dividing the word of truth, the series studies the Noahic, Abrahamic, land, Mosaic, Phinehas, Davidic, and new covenants alongside the rainbow, circumcision, Sabbath, covenant blood, priesthood, throne, bread, and cup. It distinguishes conditional enjoyment from unconditional divine oaths, explains why Israel’s failures brought discipline without cancelling God’s sworn promises, and shows how Jesus Christ fulfills the law, secures redemption, mediates the new testament, and inherits David’s throne. The series also confronts replacement theology, modern Judaizing, sacramental confusion, and the theft of Israel’s national promises. Readers will understand how the Church receives spiritual blessing through Christ without becoming Israel, inheriting Israel’s land, or entering Israel’s Tribulation program.