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The New Covenant is in Jesus's blood — Luke 22:20 at the Last Supper

The Law of Moses, the Gentiles and Jesus: Hebrew Roots part 2 00:47:21 – 00:47:52

Jesus himself inaugurating the New Covenant at Passover

At the Last Supper, Jesus explicitly connects the cup to the New Covenant in his blood (Luke 22:20). This is a direct reference to Jeremiah 31's prophecy. Jesus's death initiates the New Covenant that was always intended to replace the old Mosaic Covenant.

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No one can come to Jesus unless the Father draws him John 6:43-45

Jesus spoke incredibly powerful words in John chapter 6 that many people are afraid to dig into because of their concern that John 6 might contradict their theology. In fact, Calvinists are quick to challenge non-Calvinists to explain what these verses mean outside of the Calvinist interpretation.

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Primogeniture

In the next of Matt Slick’s articles on women in ministry that I will be reviewing is his article called Primogeniture found at Matt gives what he considers to be the meaning of primogeniture:

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John 6:43-45

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Did Judas receive communion?

My post on Judas Was Judas Predestined to be Lost? has been challenged. This post is an answer to that challenge.

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For whom did Jesus die? 13 Biblical witnesses on Christ’s death

For whom did Jesus die? here are two questions of great importance for both Calvinists and non-Calvinists alike. After the two questions and answers, I would like to give a challenge to Calvinists.

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Why are people not coming to Jesus?

Dr. James White has stated on his Dividing Line program that he wants to see how I line up the John 6 passage to show why people are not coming to Jesus. This post will summarize my view from my previous verse by verse exposition and tie in reasons for unbelief from the book of John.

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