Sola Scriptura: The Covenants – Kobo eBook

What if the entire Bible tells one continuous covenant story, from the creation of Adam to the final restoration of eternal life?

What did God actually promise Israel? Why did the Mosaic Covenant require fulfillment? What changed when Jesus Christ established the New Covenant? And how do salvation, election, the supernatural realm, and the Book of Revelation fit into that same unfolding story?

In Sola Scriptura: The Covenants, Tommie Shea presents a comprehensive examination of Scripture’s covenant structure, challenging interpretations that divide the biblical narrative into disconnected theological systems.

Beginning with the physical inheritance promised to Israel, the investigation traces the Law of the Flesh, the Law of the Spirit, the covenantal significance of Christ’s ministry, and the transformation of humanity’s inheritance from earthly promises to resurrection and eternal life.

This investigation examines some of Christianity’s most consequential questions:

What distinguishes the Mosaic Covenant from the New Covenant?

Why could the Law govern human conduct but not overcome death?

How did Christ fulfill the Law, bear the curse, and establish a new inheritance?

What does Scripture actually teach about election, predestination, and Israel’s restoration?

How do the Nephilim, unclean spirits, and the unseen realm relate to covenant history?

What happens when Revelation is examined through the covenant structure established throughout Scripture?

Rather than assembling isolated verses to defend predetermined theological positions, this volume employs a Compounding Structural Argument, requiring interpretations to remain consistent with the accumulating testimony of Scripture. Each conclusion must withstand the constraints established by the biblical text itself.

The result is an examination extending from Genesis through Revelation, revealing how the promises, judgments, genealogies, sacrifices, prophecies, and covenants converge upon one central purpose.

The story begins with humanity living in God’s presence.

It passes through disobedience, separation, mortality, and the promise of restoration.

It ends with resurrection, the defeat of death, the removal of the curse, and God dwelling with humanity once again.

The Old Covenant established an earthly inheritance. The New Covenant establishes an inheritance death cannot destroy.

Sola Scriptura: The Covenants is Book Five of the Sola Scriptura series, an extensive examination of biblical truth through Scripture’s own testimony.

Not tradition imposed upon Scripture. Scripture examined on its own terms.

Let Scripture be its own witness.