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The End Begins Where Torah Never Ended: A Covenant Story from Genesis to the New Jerusalem
By Erik Aalvik
Book overview
What if the end of the story does not abandon the beginning—but fulfills it?
For centuries, readers have been taught to see the Bible as a divided book:
Law versus grace.
Israel versus the Church.
Old Testament versus New.
But what if those divisions were never meant to exist?
In The End Begins Where Torah Never Ended, Erik Aalvik invites the reader into a unified covenant story—one that begins in Genesis, unfolds through Israel’s history, is clarified by Yeshua’s words and actions, and reaches its completion in the New Jerusalem. Drawing from Scripture, Jewish wedding imagery, the moedim, and the prophetic framework of covenant faithfulness, this book challenges modern assumptions while remaining grounded in the text itself.
This is not a call backward, nor a rejection of Messiah—but a call deeper:
to see Torah, covenant, and re
The End Begins Where Torah Never Ended: A Covenant Story from Genesis to the New Jerusalem
By Erik Aalvik
Book overview
What if the end of the story does not abandon the beginning—but fulfills it?
For centuries, readers have been taught to see the Bible as a divided book:
Law versus grace.
Israel versus the Church.
Old Testament versus New.
But what if those divisions were never meant to exist?
In The End Begins Where Torah Never Ended, Erik Aalvik invites the reader into a unified covenant story—one that begins in Genesis, unfolds through Israel’s history, is clarified by Yeshua’s words and actions, and reaches its completion in the New Jerusalem. Drawing from Scripture, Jewish wedding imagery, the moedim, and the prophetic framework of covenant faithfulness, this book challenges modern assumptions while remaining grounded in the text itself.
This is not a call backward, nor a rejection of Messiah—but a call deeper:
to see Torah, covenant, and re
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This is not a call backward, nor a rejection of Messiah—but a call deeper:
to see Torah, covenant, and redemption as a single, coherent story told by a faithful God who keeps His promises.
Written for readers wrestling with prophecy, identity, and the relationship between Israel and the nations, this book offers clarity without shortcuts—and invites the reader to step inside the story rather than stand above it.
to see Torah, covenant, and redemption as a single, coherent story told by a faithful God who keeps His promises.
Written for readers wrestling with prophecy, identity, and the relationship between Israel and the nations, this book offers clarity without shortcuts—and invites the reader to step inside the story rather than stand above it.
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