In this family study, Pastor Nate Harlan and the congregation at Trinity Evangelical Church discuss the nature of covenants and how the New Testament is structured. (The audio is now correct.)
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In this family study, Pastor Nate Harlan talks with the class about the Levitical sacrificial system and how it was made obsolete by the atonement of Christ for His people.
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Even though God generously gave Israel the sacrificial system so they could stay in covenant with Him, they were not able to. The chief lesson is that we are incapbable of meeting God’s standard of faithfulness, so we need Christ to meet the standard for us.
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After spending some time discussing alternate “scriptures” such as the Book of Mormon and the Quran, Pastor Nate Harlan and the class looks at the continuity between the old and new covenants.
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Pastor Nate Harlan leads our family study at Trinity on the simple, but deep, question of why we Christians believe the New Testament.
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Today, Pastor Nate Harlan and the members of Trinity Evangelical Church wrap up their study on those books — called pseudupigrapha and apocrypha — that were decided to be noncanonical and why that decision was made.
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Pastor Nate Harlan and the class at Trinity further explore the history of the Pseudepigrapha and Apocrypha and why these are not considered a part of the canon of Scripture.
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We ought to be very thankful for the sacrifices our forefathers made so that future generations could have the Word of God. But how do we know what books really belong in the Bible? Listen in to our class to get some answers.
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Pastor Nate Harlan and the attendees of the class at Trinity continue their discussion on the inspiration of the Old Testament, focusing on its continuity.
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Pastor Nate Harlan and the attendees of the class at Trinity discuss the inspiration of the Old Testament and why we consider it canon.
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