“There is neither Jew nor Greek", is an often misunderstood and misused verse from Scripture. Both Jew and Gentile are equal heirs, both necessary, neither erased.
In the last article we went over chapter 30 of the Book of Jeremiah. This was important to see the initial context that God gives in this prophecy about the New Covenant.
The article emphasizes the importance of understanding the New Covenant through Scripture rather than tradition. It highlights Deuteronomy 30:6–8, where God promises internal transformation to enable obedience to the Torah. Contrary to
For many believers, the phrase “New Covenant” immediately evokes the words of Yeshua at His final Passover meal or references in the Apostolic Scriptures. But long before the New Testament era, the
The New Covenant, often misunderstood, does not abolish the Torah but internalizes it, renewing Israel rather than replacing it. It includes a transformed heart, the Holy Spirit's empowerment, and forgiveness, while affirming
