The Ten Commandments, His Covenant is not the Old Covenant
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"Therefore know that the LORD your God, He is
God, the faithful God who keeps covenant and mercy for a thousand generations
with those who love Him and keep His commandments;" (Deu 7:9)
Moses spoke the words above shortly before
his death. There have been about 140 generations since that time.
Judaism, Christianity and Islam all understand that the Creator made a solemn covenant with Israel
at Mt. Sinai. This covenant was an agreement, which required Israel and their
descendents to live according to a particular code of conduct. In return, the
Creator promised to prosper and protect the children of Israel and give them
the land of Canaan. The nation of Israel occupies that land today.
General terms of the Sinai Covenant, the Ten Commandments; . . . . . . .
Christianity traditionally
teaches that this
is the old covenant, is obsolete and has been forsaken by the Creator, even
though they hold most of it in high regard. Yet today, against what must be
overwhelming odds, the nation of Israel occupies the land promised to
them if they followed this covenant.
Certainly they have not occupied this land
very long in modern times. Indeed, the Hebrew scriptures warned that if they
did not follow the code agreed upon, they would be scattered
throughout the world. Certainly, that has been the case. However, the Hebrew
scriptures also promised that the children of Israel would not be completely forsaken,
but would be returned to their land in what it calls the latter or last days.
(Deu 4:30, Ho 3:5)
"Then the temple of God was opened
in heaven, and the ark of His covenant was seen in His temple." (Rev
11:19a)
Considering Christianity says His covenant
is obsolete, an old covenant, it seems odd that the container, the ark, in
which it is kept is located in such a prominent position inside God's temple in
heaven. If Christianity thinks it is obsolete, how can
they explain how Israel was able to establish a nation in exactly the
place their Creator promised He would give them?
Exactly what is this covenant the
Creator made with Israel? If He rejected that covenant how is
it that Israel is in the land they were promised as part of that
covenant? If the Creator is behind the existence of Israel in the eastern
Mediterranean why are they having so much trouble? Why is that covenant in
the temple of heaven to this day? Why does Christianity believe that it
is old? What
did they miss?
Creators Covenant is so baffled by
this traditional assumption that we will pay US$1000 to anyone who can
show a direct or clear New Testament connection indicating the
'Old Covenant' is the covenant between Israel and the Creator made at Mt.
Sinai. (See rules and related information)