Science of the Covenant
    

  The science of the covenant is not a religion as such as one would call many of the churches today, which advocate certain things, which may or may not be found in the Scriptures. Many of the churches of the land are under church denominations, which spell out to them what to and what not to believe in. Those of us who have grown up under denominational religions generally reject any other teachings of Scriptures, which their denomination do not espouse. We are creatures of habit and tradition, and we generally follow slavishly in the things we were brought up in. While on the other hand, there are those of us who explore other religious teachings than their denomination and examine teachings from sources outside of church denominations and discover truth for themselves. But I would say for the great majority of believers today, this exploring and examining of Scripture for themselves has gone lacking. 
   However, we who are followers of the science of the covenant do not ascribe to any denominal teachings, nor do we call ourselves a religion. All religions are man made and do not come from Elohim. From Adam to Yeshua, there was never a religion given to His people. Elohim gave not a religion to His people, but rather He gave His people a covenant. This covenant He gave was not a religion but a relationship He had with both His people and the universe He built.
   Therefore, when we speak concerning the science of the covenant, there are basically two aspects we should concern ourselves with. First, for something to be a science, it must be studied. When we understand what a science is, then we can properly understand who we are.  If science is the study of something, then those who do the studying are scientists. Secondly, if we are scientists of the covenant, this means that we study the covenant that Yah has given to us, and this makes us covenant keepers. We become scientists of the covenant. And as scientists of the covenant, we explore and examine Yah's covenant He had given to us.
   When Yah created Adam, He gave Him a covenant. And when he broke His covenant, he was in violation of an agreement between himself and his Creator. He was not in violation of breaking a religion but a covenant. Many today, who embrace a religion, do not take in consideration Yah's covenant. Even today, those who follow a religion do not have any idea of what a covenant is. Elohim is seeking for His people to be covenant keepers.
   When our first parents were created, they were covenant keepers. They were to study Elohim and the things He has created. And in so doing, they would discover vital principles about their Creator and life. In order to have life, one must study life. Today, men in scientific fields of  studying how to prolong our life study cadavers in order to try and improve our quality of life. We cannot study things dead to improve the living organs, which makes up life. We must study life to both improve and sustain life. Much research today has gone into what causes death rather than what promotes life. We should not seek the living among the dead.
   If our first parents hadn't eaten of the forbidden, they would have eventually learned about death without experiencing it. Adam was told by his Creator to name the various species of cattle, fowl, and beast of which He had created. Adam was the first human scientist to study and name the works of Yah. When Eve came along, she was also to share in this scientific quest of learning about things of creation. (Gn 2:19,20) If our first parents hadn't violated the covenant agreement and sin hadn't come into this universe, they wouldn't have died. But they would have continued to live forever. And in doing so providing that if they had children who also kept the covenant without making a breach in the covenant, they would have studied forever without the fatigue of learning we have today. The wiseman Solomon said...study is a weariness of the flesh. Ec.12:12. However, the redeemed in the world made new will experience a new and invigorating desire to study the living creation of our Elohim. 
   However, mankind has entered into a covenant of death of which his Creator informed him of if he should eat of that which was forbidden to eat. When we entered into the forbidden area of not being in compliance with the covenant of life, we enlisted into the covenant of death. When we entered into such a covenant with death through the original sin of our first parents, Elohim revealed the lesson book of salvation. In order to be saved ultimately from death, we must both study and engage in the study of redemption of which we refer to as the science of salvation.
The science of salvation is not a religion. It is a science of Yah's covenant. When we study His covenant, we are studying the science of salvation. Such a science as this will commence in this world and continue in the world to come for those  redeemed  of all ages of mankind. When we're redeemed and enter into the eternal gates of glory in the eternal city of Elohim, we will continue our studying salvation of the human race. Alongside studying redemption, we also will continue to study our Creator's creation of the terrestrial and celestial spheres of existence. When we enter into everlasting life, we'll also be entering into an eternal education of wh ich we'll never cease to learn nor become bored or tired of learning. We will be at home in a sin free universe with our eternal Father, the Ancient of Days, His Son Yeshua, our Eternal Messiah, the unfallen angels, and the eternal redeemed of all ages. Our eternal Makers and Redeemers in an eternal universe within eternal time will allow us to probe into the things of Yah forever.
   We are temporary scientists in this world limited by both time and space. But in the world to come, we'll be eternal scientists. Elohim is the Creators of all things, and we are His scientists to engage in the study of that which He has created.