What if I told you…
there was a second Exodus?
What if I told you that, like the first Exodus, it lasted approximately forty years?
And what if I told you that this Exodus did not lead God’s people out of Egypt and into Canaan—but out of one covenantal world and into another?
Between AD 30 and AD 70, the New Covenant had been established by Christ, yet the temple still stood, the priesthood continued, and sacrifices were still being offered.
For a full generation, those two covenantal worlds overlapped—and collided.
Old
Covenant
The Law, the Temple,
the Priesthood,
the Sacrifices
AD 30–
AD 70
A full generation of remarkable overlap
New
Covenant
Grace, Christ,
the Spirit,
the Kingdom
The first Exodus ended with God’s people entering a promised land. The second ended with God’s people standing in a Kingdom that could not be shaken.
The Great Transition is the story of those forty years.