The New Apostolic Bible Covenant (NABC) refers to both a specific organizational entity founded by Archbishop Horn (focused on Bible study/leadership training) and a broader Christian theological concept about the New Covenant in the Bible—a spiritual promise through Jesus' sacrifice, replacing the Old Covenant, emphasizing grace, the Spirit, and an internal change rather than strict law-keeping, as detailed by Apostle Paul in 2 Corinthians.

The Organization: New Apostolic Bible Covenant (Worldwide):

• Focus: An organization involved in Bible study, writing Christian books, and leadership training, aiming to spread knowledge of the Bible and ancient Christian texts.

• Founder: Archbishop Horn, established in December 2012 in French Guiana.

• Activities: Offers online courses, certificates, and resources for spiritual leadership development.

The Theology: New Covenant in the Bible (Apostolic View):

• Contrast with Old Covenant: The New Covenant (found in Jeremiah 31, Luke 22, etc.) is seen as superior, moving from external law to an internal transformation by God's Spirit, bringing righteousness and life, not condemnation.

• Key Principles:

  • Grace over Law: Salvation comes through faith in Christ's sacrifice (grace) rather than earning it through law obedience.

  • Internal Change: God writes His laws on hearts, leading to natural obedience and a deeper relationship.

  • Ministry of the Spirit: The New Covenant is characterized by the Holy Spirit, bringing power and understanding, a contrast to the "ministry of death" of the Old Covenant.

  • Apostolic Authority: Apostles like Paul emphasized this new way, preaching the Gospel as God's power for salvation.

    Key Takeaway:

  • When you see "New Apostolic Bible Covenant," it's usually referring to Cardinal-Bishop Horn's group or the Apostolic understanding of the New Covenant, highlighting the transition from the Old Testament law to the New Testament grace and spiritual life in Jesus Christ.

  • Gods blessings!