In the Old Testament, God chose the people of Israel to be His people. This was a divine election that was placed upon them. Now in the New Testament, both Jew and Gentile have been brought together to be a “chosen race, a royal priesthood, and a holy nation.” In this short teaching, we examine Acts 7:38 and some of the differences and similarities between the New Testament church and the Old Testament Jewish people.

Course: Ecclesia (Module 1) | Topic: Early Church Principles | See All Categories & Topics