The Old Testament and New Testament of Christianity

The Bible is divided into the Old Testament and the New Testament. The Old Testament tells the history of God's creation of the world, the fall of man, the election of Israel by God, and the betrayal of Israel by 400 BC. The new testament mainly talks about the birth of Jesus Christ, the preaching of Jesus, the killing of the cross, the resurrection of Heaven, the history of the Church, the letter of the apostles, and the subsequent revelation, and the revelation of the end of the world. The difference is that the old testament is the preparation of God's salvation, and God has prepared a nation for Jesus, a series of predictions and a series of ceremonies symbolic of the Work of Jesus, on the surface of which is the history of Israel. The New Testament is the achievement of God's salvation, and the completion of the Old Testament has been transferred from the center of Israel to the church. The new Christian Bible is the current 66-volume, the New Testament 29, the Old Testament 37, a few more-volume Catholic, there are also some sub-scriptures, may be written by a counterfeit prophet or an apostle.

It is inappropriate to divide the Bible into the Old Testament and the New Testament, and it is easy to mislead believers. Besides, there are more than two (at least six) appointments in the Bible ). 1) The Lord and Noah's family (, Genesis) 2) the Lord and Abraham (, Genesis) 3) the Lord and the nation of Israel (, Egypt) 4) the Lord and David (AM: 3) 5) the Lord And Jesus (Luga) 6) the Lord and the new family of the State of Israel (Book 31: 31) have only one Bible, which is inseparable. Why? The answer is provided by the Bible itself: 1) When Jesus preached, the scriptures in the Hebrew scriptures [Old Testament] were often cited, for example, Matthew referencing Shen Ji. The disciples of Jesus often reference the Old Testament in the gospel and books they write. Paul, the Apostle, said at, in the last day of the day, "the Bible is fully inspired by God by the Holy Spirit, it is beneficial to teach, blame, correct, and discipline in accordance with justice. People with respect to God can be fully competent, well-equipped, and well-intentioned." Note that at the time of writing this sentence, the gospel has not been written. 2) the Apostle Paul also said, "the words that have been written before are all written to teach us, so that we can have hope through patience and the comfort of the Bible ." (Rome at) He added: "These events have become a warning and are recorded in the scriptures, alerting us who have come to the end of this System ." (10: 11)