Definition: Miraculous acts confirming covenant transition and prophetic fulfillment.
Scripture: Acts 2:22 Heb 2:4 Mark 16:20
Tags: miracles, prophecy, covenant
Type: Preterist
Related: Outpouring, Apostolic Witness
Sources: Signs validate divine message.
Notes: Preterism sees signs as fulfilled in apostolic era.
Definition: Violation of divine covenant and moral order, resulting in separation and judgment. Biblically rooted in both individual transgression and collective rebellion.
Scripture: Rom 3:23 Rom 6:23 Heb 9:26
Tags: ethics, covenant, judgment
Type: Pastoral
Related: Death, Law, Wages, Grace, Atonement
Sources: Sin reflects both personal failure and covenant breach, requiring redemptive resolution.
Notes: Preterism interprets sin as the root of covenantal death, culminating in AD 70 judgment and resolved through Christ’s once-for-all sacrifice.
Definition: Violation of divine covenant and moral order, resulting in separation and judgment. Biblically rooted in both individual transgression and collective rebellion.
Scripture: Rom 3:23 Rom 6:23 Heb 9:26
Tags: ethics, covenant, judgment
Type: Pastoral
Related: Death, Law, Wages, Grace, Atonement
Sources: Sin reflects both personal failure and covenant breach, requiring redemptive resolution.
Notes: Preterism interprets sin as the root of covenantal death, culminating in AD 70 judgment and resolved through Christ’s once-for-all sacrifice.
Definition: The incarnate Messiah and covenant mediator sent to fulfill redemptive promises.
Scripture: John 3:16 Heb 1:2 Gal 4:4
Tags: messiah, covenant, identity
Type: Typological
Related: Christ, Mediator, Lamb of God
Sources: Son embodies divine mission and covenant fulfillment.
Notes: Preterism sees the Son as the center of covenant transition and spiritual resurrection.
Definition: The incarnate Messiah and covenant mediator sent to fulfill redemptive promises.
Scripture: John 3:16 Heb 1:2 Gal 4:4
Tags: messiah, covenant, identity
Type: Typological
Related: Christ, Mediator, Lamb of God
Sources: Son embodies divine mission and covenant fulfillment.
Notes: Preterism sees the Son as the center of covenant transition and spiritual resurrection.
Definition: Covenantal identity given to believers through spiritual adoption.
Scripture: Rom 8:14–17 Gal 3:26 John 1:12
Tags: identity, covenant, spirituality
Type: Preterist
Related: Inheritance, Saints
Sources: Sonship reflects covenant intimacy.
Notes: Preterism sees this as fulfilled in New Covenant adoption.
Definition: Manipulation of spiritual forces in rebellion against divine authority.
Scripture: Rev 21:8 Acts 8:9–24 Gal 5:20
Tags: ethics, judgment, idolatry
Type: Typological
Related: Deception, False Worship
Sources: Sorcery reflects counterfeit spirituality and covenant deception.
Notes: Preterism sees sorcery as symbolic of false religion and spiritual manipulation.
Definition: Manipulation of spiritual forces in rebellion against divine authority.
Scripture: Rev 21:8 Acts 8:9–24 Gal 5:20
Tags: ethics, judgment, idolatry
Type: Typological
Related: Deception, False Worship
Sources: Sorcery reflects counterfeit spirituality and covenant deception.
Notes: Preterism sees sorcery as symbolic of false religion and spiritual manipulation.
Definition: Divine presence and empowerment under the New Covenant, replacing temple-based mediation.
Scripture: John 14:17 Acts 2:4 Rom 8:9
Tags: covenant, spirituality, empowerment
Type: Preterist
Related: Comforter, Outpouring
Sources: Spirit indwells and transforms.
Notes: Preterism sees the Spirit as central to covenant fulfillment.
Definition: Life in Christ through the New Covenant, marked by union, righteousness, and resurrection from covenantal death.
Scripture: John 5:24 Rom 6:4 Eph 2:5
Tags: Life,Covenant,Fulfillment
Type: Theological
Related: Resurrection,Covenant Transition,Body of Christ
Sources: Max King, The Cross and the Parousia of Christ
Notes: Life is not just biological — it’s covenantal and relational.