Hebrews: The Difference Between the Old and New Testaments
Under the Old Testament, an Israelite automatically became part of God’s chosen people at birth, and as they grew up they had to be taught to know the Lord. However, the New Testament requires all who would become Christians to first be taught to know the Lord via the gospel before becoming part of God’s chosen people. Acts provides continuous examples of people being taught about Jesus before deciding to become Christians by obeying the gospel through faith, repentance, and baptism (Acts 2:22-41; 8:12, 34-38; 10:34-38; 16:25-34; cf. Mark 16:15-16). If you want to be a Christian, you need someone to teach you about Jesus and his plan to save you.… Read More Hebrews: The Difference Between the Old and New Testaments
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