[2026-03-27] What Are the Differences Between the Old Testament, the New Testament, the Four Gospels, and Revelation?
[2026-03-27] What Are the Differences Between the Old Testament, the New Testament, the Four Gospels, and Revelation? The Old Testament is the covenant God made with the people of Israel through the prophets before Jesus was born, and it was all fulfilled at the time of Jesus’ first coming (Jn 19:30). The New Testament is the covenant that Jesus, at His first coming, made between God and those who believe in Him (see Jn 1:11–13, Lk 22:14–20, Heb 8:10–13). It contains the future events that will be fulfilled at the time of the Second Coming. The New Testament Revelation has now, at the time of the Second Coming, been almost completely fulfilled (see Rv 21:6). The core of the New Testament is Revelation, and the contents related to the prophecies of Revelation appear throughout the four Gospels. Looking at Revelation 22, it says that if anyone adds to or subtracts from the words of this book, they will not enter heaven but will receive curses (plagues). Have the theological doctors and p...