Unveiling Jesus In The Tithe and Understanding Covenant and Inheritance
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“I have written this book to share, with the body of Christ, the secret to living the blessed lifestyle and to reveal the mystery behind Biblical Covenant, Inheritance and Giving”.
In this book, you will learn that you do not have to do anything to be blessed, you are already blessed (Galatians 3:13, Ephesians 1:3). You do not have to do anything to be rich, you are already rich (2 Corinthians 8:9). You do not have to do anything to be healed, you are already healed (1 Peter 2:24). You do not have to perform for God to give you anything, all things are yours (1 Corinthians 3:21)
This book, is about the Law of Succession (inheritance), as contained in the scriptures. It reveals the wishes of the Testator (Jesus), so that the beneficiary (the Church) can take possession of the estate (the inheritance). This book is not based on an opinion but on the truth of the word of God.
What This Book Teaches
This book is not based on an opinion but on the truth of the word of God.
The six most important things you’ll learn
- In Genesis 17 God made a covenant with Abraham. The word “promise” in Galatians 3:29 refers to the terms of the covenant. The “Promise” that we are talking about here was a spiritual and physical one. It was a promise of salvation and wealth transfer.
- It is of utmost importance that, as the heirs of Abraham, we understand the Abrahamic covenant for us to properly benefit from it. Let’s look at what God said to Abraham when the covenant was made.
- We thank God for the new covenant because there is no condition attached to it. With Abraham, he only had to keep the sign of circumcision. With us, once we belong to Christ by getting born-again, we become legally entitled to receive the inheritance.
- The word covenant is a biblical term. The world uses the term “covenant” to mean an agreement between two people. Biblical covenant and biblical inheritance are very different to earthly covenant and inheritance. Biblical inheritance is always unconditional, while earthly inheritance is often with a lot of conditions.
- Have you ever wondered why Jesus Christ and Abraham are mentioned together in Galatians 3:29? This verse says that if you belong to Christ then you are heirs of Abraham (covenant) and beneficiaries according to the promise (inheritance). The word “heir” means “a person who is legally entitled to inherit the property or estate of a deceased person”. An “heir” is a “beneficiary” and both words are used dominantly in the Law of Estate and Succession.
