THE GOD OF THE BIBLE

Both Older & Newer Testaments

By: Blake Higginbotham

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Throughout the pages of Scripture, Yahweh, the Elohim of both the Older and Newer Testaments, reveals Himself as a covenant-making and covenant-keeping God. From the moment He clothed Adam and Eve with garments of skin, foreshadowing the covering of sin through sacrifice, to the ultimate fulfillment of His promises in Yahshua Messiah, the redemptive thread of covenantal love weaves through every generation.

The God of the Bible is not a distant, detached deity but an intimately involved Creator who enters into relationship with His people. Through covenants established with Noah, Abraham, Moses, David, and ultimately the New Covenant in Messiah, Yahweh demonstrates His unwavering faithfulness. His word remains true, and His purposes never fail. Even when humanity stumbles, the covenant-keeping God remains steadfast, inviting all who will listen to walk in restored fellowship with Him.

This book delves into the profound nature of Yahweh’s covenantal relationship with mankind. It will explore the continuity of His character, dispelling the misconception that the God of the Old Testament is somehow different from the God of the New Testament. In truth, the fullness of Yahweh’s nature—His justice, mercy, holiness, and love—is consistently displayed throughout the everlasting covenant of the Kingdom.