A @Christadelphians Video: Description: If you think that the Old Testament is not relevant and/or only about Jewish history, find out how the New Testament makes the case for the Old Testament. Jesus Christ explained that the Old Testament is full of teaching about himself and New Testament writers such as Paul, Peter, Stephen and others, quote from the Old Testament. Jesus Christ along with the rest of the New Testament writers, believed that all of the Bible is God’s Word.

Summary

The Old Testament is a vital part of the Bible, containing 39 books that form the foundation of Christian faith. Despite its significance, many overlook it, perceiving it as outdated or irrelevant. However, Jesus and the apostles frequently referred to and taught from the Old Testament, highlighting its importance in understanding Christian beliefs. The Old Testament contains prophecies and teachings about Jesus Christ, serving as a precursor to the New Testament. Through passages like Isaiah 53, it foretold Christ’s suffering and resurrection, and the apostles used these scriptures to preach the gospel. The Old Testament acts as a shadow of the reality found in Christ, illustrating concepts such as sacrificial lamb and redemption. Ignoring the Old Testament means missing out on a deeper understanding of Jesus and the foundational principles of Christianity.

Highlights

• [📜] The Old Testament comprises 39 books, forming a crucial part of the Bible.
• [⛪] Many neglect the Old Testament, considering it irrelevant compared to the New Testament.
• [📖] Jesus and the apostles frequently referenced and taught from the Old Testament.
• [🔮] The Old Testament contains prophecies and teachings about Jesus Christ, anticipating his life, death, and resurrection.
• [🌟] Ignoring the Old Testament means missing vital insights into Jesus and foundational Christian beliefs.

Keywords

Christianity, Old Testament, Jesus Christ