New Covenant Theology

This list of crucial Christian doctrine is not every crucial doctrine but is enough to separate the believer from the false churches. Flee all cults that seek to control your lives as well, fellow believers!

1. The gospel cuts the hearts of the pre-chosen, which is the spiritual circumcision. This cutting must come before true repentance as the power turns men and women to Christ, showing them their unbelief in a painful, but blessed way. This regeneration (a true rebirth) always precedes true repentance and faith. (Acts 11:18, 2 Tim 2:25). The gospel message is the good news of Christ's death and resurrection for the elect. The gospel saves without the need for preparation. (Acts 2, Romans 1:16-17).

2. No preparatory work of law is required. The gospel is all powerful. The Protestants and Catholic chief theologian Augustine all greatly erred, losing their souls, by preaching a watered down gospel of mandatory law preparation, which was no gospel at all! (Galatians ch 1.)

3. God has…

God is no respecter of persons, meaning he saves people from every nation. Acts chapter 10. For 2000 years, Gentiles have been saved. It is likely that all or most the predestined Gentiles have been saved. See Romans 11 and Luke 21:24.

The elect Gentiles came from every nation. Romans 11 speaks to those with Jewish DNA being cut off for a time while Gentiles were saved. For nearly 2000 years, Gentiles have been saved while Jews were cut off.

But God promised to save all the elect Jews as well. It is by descent. It matters not if they were practicing this or that religion or nothing. God is calling the final elect persons to believe in Jesus Christ.

Those who believe are cut to the heart by the truth of the gospel, turn to Him at the appointed time, and are filled with the Holy Spirit through faith in Christ. It happens to be those elect who have even a little Jewish DNA who are now being saved so that God's promise to Jacob is fulfilled.
I believe in this predestined plan of God t…

Enoch was a prophet who did not see death. He was mentioned in Hebrews 11:5 along with the mentions by the Apostle Peter and Jude. He is quoted by Jude.

In Genesis 6 the giants are said to be heroes. However that is not speaking to heroes in a good and noble sense. The Book of Enoch is valuable if you replace the Parables with the Book of Giants. Enoch, and the Book of Giants, explains that the Giants were not heroes as we think of heroes, but rather were evil and hurt mankind badly.

The Flood was likely engineered by God to destroy the giants as well as their fathers, the fallen angels who lived on the earth. Regular people were warned but ignored Noah. The fallen angels, called Sons of God, came to earth and had relations with human women. Genesis 6 is clear about this. The giants were their offspring.

This is my take, subject to revision. Enoch's writings, with the more recent Parables section eliminated, should be considered with respect, with the understanding that the New C…