Applying the Old Testament to Our Lives

By Ron Jones ©Titus Institute 2009

Introduction

Many Christians are confused when they read the Old Testament. What should they follow and what should they not follow? Will God bring curses upon a Christian who does not obey him? Should Christians submit to the Ten Commandments? If, so what about celebrating the Sabbath? These are questions that often rise up in the mind of Christians about the OT. In this section, we discuss what the Old Testament and New Testament say about the two great covenants, the Abrahamic and the Mosaic, the Ten Commandments, Salvation by grace through faith, and the identity of Christ.

The Old Testament is a treasure chest of truth waiting to be found. Understanding how to carefully interpret it will help you mine its riches and strengthen your understanding of God.

• Applying the OT to Our Lives
• Applying the OT to Our Lives - Principles and Questions
• The Jews and the Abrahamic and Mosaic Covenants
• A Chart comparing the Abrahamic and Mosaic Covenants
• The Apostles, Salvation by Grace through Faith, and the Mosaic Law
• Jesus in the OT Outline & Scripture Verses Only
• Jesus in the OT In-depth Explanation

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Before establishing the Titus Institute, Ron Jones ministered as a full-time pastor for 20 years. He graduated from the University of Southern California with a B.A. in Classics (Greek and Latin Literature and Language) and from Talbot School of Theology of Biola University with a Master of Divinity. After 16 years in pastoral ministry, he received a Doctor of Divinity in New Testament Literature and Exposition.