Covenant of Peace: A Return to Holiness

by Timothy B. Meagher

Table of Contents

Forward

Introduction

1 The Relationship Roles of the Godhead

1.1 The Love of the Father

1.2 Friendship with the Son

1.3 The Holy Spirit Dwelling Within

2 Old Testament Covenants

2.1 Adamic

2.2 Noahic

2.3 Abrahamic

2.4 Mosaic

2.5 Davidic

3 Prophecies of the New Covenant

3.1 Isaiah

3.2 Jeremiah

3.3 Ezekiel

4 Inter-Covenantal Period

4.1 Background

4.2 Beginnings

4.3 Jesus and the Holy Spirit

4.4 The Kingdom of Heaven

5 From Fading to Greater Glory

5.1 Ascension

5.2 Pentecost

5.3 Old Heavens and Old Earth

5.4 Obsolescense of the Old Testament

5.5 Coming Judgment

6 Into the New Covenant

6.1 Conversion of the Apostle Paul

6.2 Healing of the Nations

6.3 The Marriage of the Lamb

6.4 New Heavens and a New Earth

6.5 Inheritance in the Firstborn of Creation

6.6 Faith Working Through Love

6.7 The Holiness of God

7 Conclusion

Disclaimers

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