Abrahamic Covenant

004 The Covenant

/ By / The Firm PodCast

In this PodCast we will be discussing the Covenant between God and Israel.

What is the Covenant, who is the Covenant for and why is there a Covenant? Did you know that the Covenant is directly connected through Abraham to the stars and that those stars represent people? How about the New Covenant, did you know that God made a New Covenant with Israel after they broke the first one and that this New Covenant was to write His laws in their hearts and minds? Did you know that there is a Messenger of the Covenant prophesied to come whom Jesus said he would send? The answer to these questions and much more will be revealed in this PodCast.

Abraham, Our Forefather

/ By / Historical, Who's Who

As a child you may have sung the song “Father Abraham” about Abraham’s many sons. Abraham is recognized as a forefather in Christian, Jewish and Muslim teachings. Christian and Jews trace their lineage through Isaac, while Muslims trace their origins through Ishmael , the two most well-known sons of Abraham.

While a majority of the population falls under one of the three ‘Abrahamic’ religions, few people consider what an amazing person Abraham was! So called ‘Christian’s’ ask themselves ‘What would Jesus do?’, but you should also ask ‘What would Abraham do?’ as Jesus himself suggested!

“They (Jews/Pharisees) answered and said to him, Abraham is our father. Jesus said to them, ‘If you were Abraham’s children, you would do the works of Abraham.’”

John 8:39

So, what did Abraham do?! This article introduces you to Abraham, our forefather.

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March Madness

/ By / Biblical Light, Top Ten

The month of ‘March’ is named after Mars, the Roman god of war, which is madness in itself. The Romans have always been a war-like people. The original Roman calendar began with the month of March. Beginning with Spring, it is the time when they could all go out and begin fighting each other again. It was March Madness!

The God of War! WHAT??
Mars, the Roman god of war

January is named for the Roman god, Janus; February for a Roman festival of purification. These were added later when the calendar underwent another reformation. The way they keep changing times and dates is sheer madness!

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