When was the End of the Old Covenant and the Beginning of the New Covenant?

[Dizerner]

No Thank you. I have my Jewish Didache, which is the 12 Messianic Apostles /disciples instructions to the Gentiles in the early Church.
Shalom

Choosing an uninspired apocryphal work over the inspired canon does not seem like a regenerate choice.

 

[David Koberstein]

Choosing an uninspired apocryphal work over the inspired canon does not seem like a regenerate choice.

You would be surprised how close the Jewish Didache came to being canonical. It's basically a early Messianic church manual from the Messianic Apostles of the B'rit Hadashah to the Gentiles. It might behoove you to read it. You might learn something. Then again maybe not.
Shalom

 

[Dizerner]

You would be surprised how close the Jewish Didache came to being canonical. It's basically a early Messianic church manual from the Messianic Apostles of the B'rit Hadashah to the Gentiles. It might behoove you to read it. You might learn something. Then again maybe not.
Shalom

Arrogant of you to presume I haven't read it... multiple times. But typical.

It's not canonical, and Eusebius says it's spurious. If you even know who he is.

We have an inspired canon, the rule and guide of faith.

To the Law and to the Testimony!

 

[David Koberstein]

Arrogant of you to presume I haven't read it... multiple times. But typical.

It's not canonical, and Eusebius says it's spurious. If you even know who he is.

We have an inspired canon, the rule and guide of faith.

To the Law and to the Testimony!

Eusebius writings have been called into question just like yours. I guess that apple didn't fall to far from that tree.
I will always keep and study the Jewish Didache. It's a good companion to my Jewish Bible.
Shalom

 

[Dizerner]

Eusebius writings have been called into question just like yours. I guess that apple didn't fall to far from that tree.
I will always keep and study the Jewish Didache. It's a good companion to my Jewish Bible.
Shalom

cool story bro

"Called into question," lol, there is no text anywhere that someone hasn't, including the Bible, or we might say, especially the Bible.

 

[David Koberstein]

cool story bro

"Called into question," lol, there is no text anywhere that someone hasn't, including the Bible, or we might say, especially the Bible.

Unless your Jewish ; your not my bro
Shalom

cool story bro

"Called into question," lol, there is no text anywhere that someone hasn't, including the Bible, or we might say, especially the Bible.

 

[David Koberstein]

cool story bro

"Called into question," lol, there is no text anywhere that someone hasn't, including the Bible, or we might say, especially the Bible.

Stock Markets are closed today for Carters damn funeral. Grrrr
Shalom

 

[jeremiah1five]

The Old Covenant (Mosaic Covenant) never ended. It merely took on a different dynamic being fulfilled by Jesus the Christ when Jesus the Christ resurrected.
Forty days later He ascended and ten days after that the New Covenant began with the personal salvation of three thousand Jews on the day of the Feast of Harvest (Pentecost - circa AD 32.)
Every day after that thousands of Jews every day came to a saving knowledge of their Messiah, Lord, and King, Jesus the Christ. It says in Scripture that Jews that became born-again remained faithful and obedient to the Law of Moses. Actually, because of what Jesus did in fulfilling every jot and tittle of the Law while on earth their being born-again was proof of their justification before God and began their sanctification in the Lord.

 

[Pancho Frijoles]

Formally, the end of the Old Covenant and the start of the New Covenant is in Jesus: his life, teachings and sacrifice on the cross.
Let's remember that God used the concept of "covenants" as a frame, a model, a tool, for the interactions between God and people.

In reality, God and humans cannot sit on the same table to negotiate the terms of an agreement ("covenant").
God's wisdom, mercy, justice and might are just above any covenant we humans can understand, let alone agree with.
Ants cannot make covenants with humans.

Yet, in his mercy, God teaches us about his promises and his expectations through covenants. It is an important part of his revelation.