Repentance | The First Step Back to Covenant
Repentance examines what teshuvah truly means in Scripture. Repentance is not simply regret, but a return to obedience and covenant faithfulness. This teaching connects repentance…
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What Is Baptism?
Baptism (immersion) is a public declaration of faith and repentance. This teaching explores the biblical meaning of baptism, its roots in the mikvah, and how it symbolizes dying to sin and rising to new life. It shows why baptism remains an important step of obedience for believers.
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Is the Sabbath Commanded in the New Testament?
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