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Covenants & Dispensations: A Four-Volume Series

Ruach Ha’Kodesh Publishing exists to publish resources that dig into the roots of our faith, live life in and with the Holy Spirit, and walk out a conservative Biblical lifestyle. This series sits right in that lane. Learn more about Ruach Ha’Kodesh Publishing.

Why This Series Exists

Many believers love Scripture, yet feel lost in the “big picture.” They know stories, yet miss the backbone that holds the Bible together.

This series follows that backbone through covenants and dispensations, showing how God’s plan unfolds from Eden to the New Heavens and New Earth, with Messiah at the center.

Covenant (Hebrew: berit, בְּרִית) is a binding commitment, God establishing real terms, real promises, real responsibility.
Dispensation is an administration or stewardship, how God’s truth is managed in a given era, while salvation stays by grace through faith.

We take a Messianic-friendly, Bible-anchored approach: honoring Israel and the Body of Messiah (Jew and Gentile), with clarity and respect for God’s covenant faithfulness. EWCMI Statement of Faith.

The Four Volumes

Volume A: Adult Theological Study

This is the backbone text: serious theology with pastoral clarity. It explains each major covenant (Eden, Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses, David, New Covenant), shows its structure, its placement in redemptive history, and its connection to Yeshua the Messiah.

Volume B: Study Guide for the Teacher / Pastor

Built for leaders: pastors, teachers, small-group facilitators, and parents discipling at home. Each session mirrors Volume A, and adds leader tools, session objectives, teaching flow, guided discussion prompts, and ways to keep the group moving from learning into living.

Volume C: Adult Study Workbook

The hands-on companion workbook for learners. It follows Volume A chapter by chapter with reading plans, reflection questions, word studies, “dig deeper” prompts, memory verses, and practical life application.

Volume D: Expanded Teen Story on the Covenants

A narrative volume written for teens and young adults in two parts. It tells the same covenant truth through story, identity, pressure, faith, and purpose, without watering anything down. It stands alone, and it also pairs clean with Volume A for families and youth groups.

Key Themes You’ll See Repeated

One God, one plan, one redemption story, not disconnected religion.
Israel remains distinct, and God’s covenant faithfulness stands.
Dispensations are stewardships, not different ways of salvation.
The Torah is holy instruction in its covenant context, revealing God’s character and pointing forward to Messiah.
The Ruach haKodesh (Holy Spirit) empowers covenant people to live set-apart lives with real obedience, real courage, and real hope.

A Short Scripture Anchor

Jeremiah Chapter 31 Verses 33 through 34 (Tree of Life Version)
“I will put My Torah within them, and on their heart will I write it… for they will all know Me.”

Ephesians Chapter 2 Verses 19 through 22 (King James Version)
“Ye are… of the household of God… builded together for an habitation of God through the Spirit.”

Where To Start

New to covenants? Start with Volume A.
Leading a group? Use Volume A + Volume B, and invite the class to use Volume C weekly.
Family / youth setting? Pair Volume D with the matching chapter in Volume A for a strong “story / study” flow.

Explore This Series

Use the pages below to jump into the part of the series that fits your season of life right now.

Adult Study: Volume A (Theology) + Volume B (Leaders Guide) + Volume C (Workbook)
Teen Book: Volume D (Expanded Story that stands alone or pairs with Volume A)
FREE Coloring Pages (Downloadable): printable art pages that track the covenant journey

Blood on the Door

Blood on the Door is a profound exploration of the redemptive power of Yeshua (Jesus) and how His saving blood serves as the gateway to salvation. This enlightening book also delves into the symbolic significance of the Mezuzah, drawing parallels between God's Word and the covenantal blood on the doorpost of the Cross.

By examining the Mezuzah from both Jewish and Christian perspectives, Dr. de Ruiter's work highlights its role as a profound reminder of God's Word in our lives. In "Christians and the Mezuzah," readers from all backgrounds will gain a deeper understanding of the significance and relevance of this ancient practice. Dr. de Ruiter compellingly reveals that the biblical reminders found on doorposts and within the Mezuzah box are not solely for the Jewish community but are also integral to Christian faith.

Roots of our faith

As the Church increasingly recognizes the importance of understanding our Jewish roots, readers may find themselves captivated by the mysterious little box affixed to the doorposts of Jewish homes. Beginning with the first chapter, Dr. de Ruiter intricately explains the true nature and purpose of the Mezuzah. This thought-provoking book addresses questions such as: What exactly is a Mezuzah? Why should Christians pay attention to it? Is it merely a tradition, or does it hold deeper spiritual significance?

Unfortunately, in a world increasingly influenced by political correctness and its humanist underpinnings, expressing our faith becomes increasingly challenging. Symbols like the Mezuzah, which carry profound spiritual meaning, are not often embraced as politically correct expressions of faith. Nonetheless, this book fearlessly explores the importance of reclaiming and appreciating these sacred symbols in the face of cultural pressures.

Available from Amazon in Paperback, Hardback, and on the Kindle.

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