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    Ipoh, Malaysia, off the tourist trail

    Ipoh, Malaysia We have been blessed with the opportunity to travel to so many places that there is a serious backlog of articles. Several places have been absolutely filled with adventures, most were good, a few otherwise. One country that both of us have missed is Malaysia. I just randomly...
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    Ipoh, Malaysia, off the tourist trail

    Ipoh, Malaysia We have been blessed with the opportunity to travel to so many places that there is a serious backlog of articles. Several places have been absolutely filled with adventures, most were good, a few otherwise. One country that both of us have missed is Malaysia. I just randomly...
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    7. The Law – including the Feasts – was a Pedagogue, leading to Christ.

    The Old Covenant Law Paul referred to as a “pedagogue” (παιδαγωγὸς) that leads to Christ. What an important word – yet difficult to precisely translate. The first part of the word is “child”. And that is what the Old Covenant era was, Israel’s childhood. And the New Covenant was, to borrow a...
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    6. After Calvary there was no longer any distinction between Jew and Gentile

    Yes, Abraham, was the father of His chosen people. He is also the "father of many nations". We are grafted into these promises. If you are Christian then you are also one of His chosen people.
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    6. After Calvary there was no longer any distinction between Jew and Gentile

    Your two sentences contradict each other. Have you not read in Ephesians that the middle wall of partition between Jews and Gentiles has been taken down?
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    6. After Calvary there was no longer any distinction between Jew and Gentile

    After the final and supreme sacrifice of the Son there was no longer any validity in further sacrifices or, for that matter, any other obligation under the Old Covenant. Yes, many Jews continued observing rites, feasts and sacrifices of the Old Covenant, but mostly from ignorance or obstinence...
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    The Law of Moses: All or Nothing, Matthew 5:17-18

    This passage is a problem for teachers of Covenant Eschatology (CE), seeing that the Feast days are a part of the Law. So are all the jots and tittles. This would mean that all Jews were obligated to obey all of it. Yet that would mean that grace was unavailable. Because Law and Grace are...
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    Hugh Ross. His “Good News” brings Bad Fruit: A Closer Look at Dual Revelation

    "Threatened"? You make it sound like our response is just emotional. Cheap shot. Believe me, I know from personal interactions that there are probably many fellow Preterists that have not been to the Cross. And it shows by their teaching. I write much in Preterist groups trying to clean this...
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    4. The Old Covenant – including the Feasts – was already beginning to fade in Jeremiah’s day

    The Old Covenant was indeed fading away, but centuries before Gospel times. And how did the Old Covenant fade away? It faded in glory with every prophetical announcement and typological foreshadowing of the coming New Covenant. An incremental Ichabod. 4. The Old Covenant – including the Feasts...
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    3. Two valid Covenants cannot exist at the same time. The New replaced the Old.

    It is true that the practicing of the Old Covenant Law continued for four more decades after the Cross. But from that time onward it was only a lethal witness, “the letter that kills“, 2 Cor. 3:6, against those who insisted on continuing in it. It had no validity or merit in the eyes of God...
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    2. A change from the Levitical priesthood to Christ’s of the order of Melchizedek changes the Law. This includes the Feasts.

    In these next few articles the focus will not be strictly on the Feasts but on the foundations that show why they were no longer necessary in those four post-Calvary decades...
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    1. Well-Grounded Theology. The Feasts Fulfilled in Christ

    This is a detailed look at the Lev. 23 Feasts, specifically their relation to the New Covenant. As part of this study it is helpful to also consider the connected topics of the respective priesthoods, Old and New Covenant, and the limitations of the one and superiority of the other...
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    Hugh Ross. His “Good News” brings Bad Fruit: A Closer Look at Dual Revelation

    I hardly know where to begin. What I wrote was not a hatchet job. In fact, I just skimmed the surface. If you are really okay with the teaching of Hugh Ross then either you do not know your Bible or - and I really prefer this - you do not know what Ross's teachings really are. Do you see no...
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    Jewish Feasts Fulfilled in Christ at Calvary: Introduction

    I think you are missing my point. I am not denying them as holy convocations. All I am saying is that we should not refer to some of these as "feasts" if the Bible does not. The Bible refers to only three feasts, not seven.
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    1. Well-Grounded Theology. The Feasts Fulfilled in Christ

    This is a detailed look at the Lev. 23 Feasts, specifically their relation to the New Covenant. As part of this study it is helpful to also consider the connected topics of the respective priesthoods, Old and New Covenant, and the limitations of the one and superiority of the other. Some of...
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    Jewish Feasts Fulfilled in Christ at Calvary: Introduction

    I can't see how we can call holy convocations as feast days, especially given the description of these convocations and feasts. I used to believe that there were seven Levitical feasts, but could only find three mentioned as such. A quick search will reveal only the three mentioned above...
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    Jewish Feasts Fulfilled in Christ at Calvary: Introduction

    In ascertaining Biblical doctrine we ought to go from solid truth to peripheral possibilities. Our emphases ought to match the emphases of the New Covenant, not the Old. Also, the greater light of the New Testament should be applied to the Old, not the other way around...
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    Hugh Ross. His “Good News” brings Bad Fruit: A Closer Look at Dual Revelation

    It is tragic if any of his converts if they have seen God in the stars but have never been to the Cross. The Cross is what humbles us because it is the foolishness of the message that kills us. The Cross shows the extremes that God endured to rescue us from sin. “I am the Way and the Truth and...
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    Oswald Chambers: A Cautionary Look at a Popular Devotional Teacher

    https://asterisktom.wordpress.com/2025/12/01/oswald-chambers-a-cautionary-look-at-a-popular-devotional-teacher-2/ Oswald Chambers: A Cautionary Look at a Popular Devotional Teacher Chambers, in common with many of the so-called “deeper life” advocates, builds up an artificial tension between...
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    Isaiah 65:20 – 25: Contrast of Covenants, Old and New. Part Three

    https://asterisktom.wordpress.com/2025/11/27/isaiah-6520-25-contrast-of-covenants-old-and-new-part-three-2/ Isaiah 65:20 – 25: Contrast of Covenants, Old and New. Part Three Notice the golden train of blessings here for the saints of God. It is an unbroken chain of certainty for those who love...
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