Covenant Theology 33: Epochs & Ages

With Yeshua, the Christ, as the Redeemer-Mediator whose Person & Work underwrites them all… Edenic     Theme: Creation  Age: Pre-Classical Prophetic, Priestly, & Prophetic Age of (Mutable) Liberty & Life, & Fellowship  Earthly Administrator: Adam  Adamic/Antediluvian  Theme: Toil & Sorrow/Preschool Age: Classical Prophetic Age of Conscience  Earthly Administrator: Adam  Noahic / Aegis  Theme: Aegis/Moral Government/ Age: Neo-Prophetic Age of Human Government  Earthly Administrator:    Noah  Abrahamic Theme: Promises & New Beginnings  Age: Monarchial Age of Promise  Earthly Administrator:    Abraham Mosaic Theme: Law & Conquest Age: Classical Monarchial Age (God is Monarch) Earthly Administrator: Moses  Davidic   Theme: Monarchy Age: Neo - Monarchial Age  Earthly Administrator: Samuel (He - not the Monarachs, exercises the power of the tripartite keys) Johannine...
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Creation & Covenant Part 3

Link to Part 1    Link to Part 2   Link to Part 4 

             Creation             

   Covenant                     

20 And God said, “Let the 

waters swarm with swarms 

of living creatures, 

and let birds fly above 

the earth across 

the expanse of the 

heavens.” 

21 So God created the 

great sea creatures 

and every living 

creature that moves, 

with which the 

waters swarm, according 

to their kinds, and 

every winged bird 

according to its kind. 

And God saw 

that it was good. 

22 And God blessed them, saying, “Be fruitful 

and multiply and fill

 the waters in the seas, 

and let birds multiply 

on the earth.” 

23 And there was 

evening and there 

was morning, the fifth day.

24 And God said, 

“Let the earth bring 

forth living creatures 

according to their kinds—livestock and 

creeping things and 

beasts of the earth 

according to their 

kinds.” And it 

was so. 25 And God 

made the beasts 

of the earth according to their kinds and the livestock according to their kinds, and everything that creeps on the ground according to its kind. And God saw that it was good.

7 “You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain, for the Lord will not hold him guiltless who takes his name in vain.

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