April Ronald L.

Dart Ministries 2020

“Somewhere along the line you have got to make

a decision—a conscious, deliberate decision to
accept that covenant, to enter that covenant, to
take on the obligations of that covenant—to take
up your cross and follow him.”
—Ronald L. Dart

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Life
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The Entrance to
Covenant
By Ronald L. Dart
“And as they were eating, Jesus
took bread, blessed and broke it,
and gave it to the disciples and
said, ‘Take, eat; this is My body.’
Then He took the cup, and gave
thanks, and gave it to them,
saying, ‘Drink from it, all of
you. For this is My blood of the
new covenant, which is shed for
many for the remission of sins’”
(Matthew 26:26-28 NKJV). Jesus
Christ established a covenant with
his disciples—this covenant, this
relationship, had never existed
before that night.
The Christian covenant that Jesus
made with his disciples on the
night in which he was betrayed
and which we, every year,
remember in the observance of
what some people call the Lord’s
Supper, others call the Passover,
others call Communion, is the
taking of the bread and wine as
a symbol of the broken body and
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the shed blood of Jesus Christ.
At some point in time, you
understand that Jesus Christ’s
blood was shed for you: it
removed your sins, took away
your guilt, and opened the door
for a relationship with God. God
invited you into His family and
into His home, as it were. At
baptism you passively entered
into a covenant that God made
with you. The question is have
you made a covenant with God?
And that is a different matter
altogether.
“For by grace are ye saved through
faith; and that not of yourselves:
it is the gift of God: Not of works,
lest any man should boast”
(Ephesians 2:8-9). Justification
is by faith alone. Justification is
by the grace of God, not of works
lest any man should boast. There
is not one law you can keep, there
is not one thing you can do to

actually accomplish your own
justification. That’s all done for
you by Jesus Christ.
We understand salvation is by
grace, but then you start reading
the Bible and you find in the New
Testament (not to mention the
Old) obligation after obligation
after obligation—layered up, one
on top of the other—the demands
that God makes of us and expects
us to come through. This gives us
the very distinct impression that
there are dire consequences if we
don’t. God made a covenant with
us. Have we made a covenant with
Him? Do you have a covenant
relationship with God?
Marriage is a covenant
relationship. In Ephesians 5:22-
25 there is a passage of scripture
that is often cited in sermons:
“Wives, submit yourselves unto
your own husbands, as unto the
Lord. For the husband is the head
The 26th chapter of Matthew is the
first instance in the New Testament
of the Lord’s Supper and I believe
this may be the very first place in
all of the New Testament that the
word “covenant” is used unless you
are using the (King James Version),
it’s not used there. In Matthew
26:28 (KJV), “For this is my blood
of the new testament, which is shed
for many for the remission of sins.”
The word in the Greek is diatheke.
It is precisely the same word that
is used elsewhere in the New
Testament when they are citing an
Old Testament scripture about the
covenant. The Greeks did not have
a word that would have fit exactly
with the Old Testament covenant
so they used this Greek word,
which, in Greek, often means or
refers to a Last Will and Testament
of someone who has died. But it
is used in this sense, as it is all the
way through the New Testament,
as the Greek translation of the
Hebrew word for covenant. And
so when you find it, generally
speaking, you are better off to look
at it as “covenant’ than you are as
“testament”.
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 of the wife, even as Christ is the be holy and without blemish. So
head of the church: and he is the ought men to love their wives as
saviour of the body. Therefore as their own bodies. He that loveth
the church is subject unto Christ, his wife loveth himself. For no
so let the wives be to their own man ever yet hated his own flesh;
husbands in every but nourishes and
thing. Husbands, cherishes it, even as
love your wives, “somewhere along the Lord the church:
even as Christ also
loved the church,
the line you have For we are members
of his body, of his
and gave himself got to make a flesh, and of his
for it.” You will have bones” (v. 26-30).
heard preachers decision — to take
go through the up your cross and Now one thing that
one side of this should be clear to
whole question follow him.” anybody who reads
about all the wife’s Ephesians 5 and
obligations to the husband. And goes through those things about
as the women all know, there’s marriage and the responsibility of
another part of that passage where a man and the responsibilities of a
all the husband’s obligations for woman: this is a covenant. There
the wife are laid down. “That are obligations on both sides of
he might sanctify and cleanse the covenant. Now in verse 31:
it with the washing of water by “For this cause shall a man leave
the word, that he might present his father and mother, and shall
it to himself a glorious church, be joined unto his wife, and they
not having spot, or wrinkle, or two shall be one flesh.” That’s
any such thing; but that it should what a covenant is all about.
“This is a great mystery: but I
From speak concerning Christ and the
Ron Dart church” (v. 32). You know, the fact
of the matter is that this whole
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time where you say to God, before
God in the presence of witnesses,
“I repent of my sins, I accept Jesus
Christ as my personal Savior, and
as my Lord and Master”, that
means, “Whatever he says, I do
tonight, tomorrow, the day after
tomorrow, and so forth right on
down the road.” That’s a moment
of truth when you have got to say,
“Yes I do”, and mean it to the core
of your being. This is because you
are not merely a passive recipient
in this relationship. You need to
actively enter into the covenant
with Jesus Christ. In justification,
you’re passive. When God is
rescuing your wretched rear end,
you’re passive. But from there on
in, you must be an active member
of the covenant relationship.
That’s something that I’m not sure
a lot of Christians understand.
“I am the true vine, and my Father
is the husbandman. Every branch
in me that beareth not fruit he
taketh away: and every branch
that beareth fruit, he purges it,
that it may bring forth more fruit.
Now you are clean through the
word which I have spoken unto
you. Abide in me, and I in you.
As the branch cannot bear fruit of
itself, except it abide in the vine;
no more can ye, except ye abide
in me” (John 15:1-4). These are
the words of covenant, folks. “You
stay in me; I’ll stay in you.” It’s a
blood covenant and it must be
willingly, consciously, deliberately
entered into by the parties of the
covenant. Verse 5: “I am the vine,
you are the branches: He that
abides in me, and I in him, the
same brings forth much fruit: for
without me you can do nothing.”
In Luke 14, Jesus says this (just
to get you in the picture of what
we’re talking about): “Now great
multitudes went with Him. And
He turned and said to them, ‘If
anyone comes to Me and does
not hate his father and mother,
wife and children, brothers and
sisters, yes, and his own life also,
he cannot be My disciple. And
whoever does not bear his cross
and come after Me cannot be
My disciple. For which of you,
intending to build a tower, does
not sit down first and count the
cost, whether he has enough to
finish it—lest, after he has laid
the foundation, and is not able to
finish, all who see it begin to mock
him, saying, “This man began to
build and was not able to finish”?
Or what king, going to make war
against another king, does not sit
down first and consider whether
he is able with ten thousand to
meet him who comes against him
with twenty thousand? Or else,
while the other is still a great
way off, he sends a delegation
and asks conditions of peace. So
likewise, whoever of you does not
forsake all that he has cannot be
My disciple’” (Luke 14:25-33).
Now think about that. Sure,
justification, the forgiveness of
sins, the putting of our feet on
the right path; that’s all free and
by the grace of God. But what
does it mean when it says you
have to pick up your cross and
follow Christ? It means that you
have got something you have to
do as a part of this deal. It seems
that it’s not enough to merely be
the recipient of the grace of God.
Somewhere along the line you
have got to make a decision—a
conscious, deliberate decision
to accept that covenant, to enter
that covenant, to take on the
obligations of that covenant—to
take up your cross and follow
him.
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 Epilogue to
Law & Covenant
A Book Written by Ronald L. Dart
A pair of good friends used to chide
me over my messages saying that,
while I answered some questions,
I raised still more. I am reasonably
sure that I have done that in this
book. I say that without apology,
because it is in the nature of things
that the more you know, the more
you become aware of things you
don’t know. Getting the questions
right is always half the battle.
There came a time in my life when
I ran aground on the Law and had
to deal with it. It was a landmark
moment to realize the truth of what
Jesus said, that he had not come to
destroy the law, but to fulfill it. In
the years that followed, I learned
that literal, legalistic observance of
the law was fruitless and frustrating.
It just didn’t work, and most of
the people who tried it found
themselves compromising on all
manner of issues. I have noticed
that those who argue against the
observance of biblical law are
actually arguing against the literal,
legalistic approach to the law.
One of the most important things I
learned was that, if a law is written
in the Bible, it hasn’t gone away. It is
still there for our admonition and
instruction. To be sure, we don’t
even understand some of the laws,
and there are others that we can
find no immediate way to apply. But
if that is true, then we are probably
trying to apply them too literally.
We need to look for meaning, not
mere words.
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But I still had to deal with what
Jesus said, and so I looked for a
different way of understanding the
Law. No passage of Scripture was
more influential in this pursuit
than the 119th Psalm. It tells plainly
what the Law is for: it is a lamp to
my feet and a light to my path.
That’s a far cry from shackles and
chains, or even a yoke of bondage.
I began to see that the Law is a
description of how to live and how
to love.
But a real surprise came when it
dawned on me that the Law, like
prophecy, is often symbolic and
aphoristic. I hadn’t expected that.
It was only a short step from that
idea to the realization that we
need to be looking for the spirit
and meaning of the law. Even the
civil law, the law that depends on
a civil government, has not been
abolished, but the enforcement
provisions are vested, not in the
individual or the church, but in
the civil government of the time.
Adultery is still a sin, but the
church does not have the authority
to stone an adulterer.
I went on to learn that, while
a covenant may include the
provisions of a law, it is not itself
the Law. When a covenant is
superseded by another covenant,
it is the relationship that changes,
not the law. This follows naturally
when one realizes he is not under
a covenant, he is in a covenant.
It is a lot like marriage. It carries
obligations.
This last may be the most important
lesson of all. I am in covenant with
Christ and with everyone else who
is in covenant with Christ. We have
a personal covenant and an implicit
social contract. John, in his first
epistle declared that our fellowship
with Christ implies a fellowship
with one another (1 John 1:3-7).
Thus, we are in covenant with our
church and with all other faithful
churches. Moreover, the covenant
is not only with our generation:
But you have come to Mount Zion,
to the heavenly Jerusalem, the city
of the living God. You have come
to thousands upon thousands of
angels in joyful assembly, to the
church of the firstborn, whose
names are written in heaven. You
have come to God, the judge of
all men, to the spirits of righteous
men made perfect, to Jesus the
mediator of a new covenant, and
to the sprinkled blood that speaks
a better word than the blood of
Abel (Hebrews 12:22-24).
I take this to mean that we are in
covenant with every Christian
who has ever lived. Let us not
break faith with the generations
that have gone before—many of
whom shed their blood for the
faith. Tradition is important. True,
it doesn’t have the force of law, but
the accumulated judgments of the
saints should be treated with all
the respect it deserves. Oddly, the
pursuit of the letter of the Law is
destructive of the covenant. The
pursuit of the spirit of the Law
confirms it.
“Oddly, the pursuit
of the letter of the
Law is destructive
of the covenant.
The pursuit of the
spirit of the Law
confirms it.”
These are some of the ideas I have
tried to convey in this book. It is
my fervent hope that the book
will generate discussion and lead
us a little further down the road
to understanding. “Get wisdom,
get understanding; do not forget
my words or swerve from them.
Do not forsake wisdom, and she
will protect you; love her, and she
will watch over you. Wisdom is
supreme; therefore get wisdom.
Though it cost all you have, get
understanding” (Proverbs 4:5-7).

LAW & COVENANT

Of the books Ron Dart has written, Law & Covenant is
perhaps the most important because these two ideas are
fundamental to the message of the Bible. Yet they are
shockingly misunderstood and misapplied. Some take a
literal approach to biblical law and adopt customs that
make no sense in the modern world. Others think that
the Law has become irrelevant or, even worse, it has
been abolished and nailed to the cross.
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In John 15: 9-13, Jesus makes an interesting statement to his disciples. He said,“I
have loved you even as the Father has loved me. You live in my love. When you
obey me, you are living in my love, just as I obey my Father and I live in his love.
I have told you this so you will be filled with my joy. Yes, your cup of joy will
overflow. I demand that you love each other as much as I love you. Here’s how to
measure it—the greatest love is shown when a person lays down his life for his
friends and you are my friends if you keep my commandments.” You know that
is an interesting statement, “You are my friends if you obey me”.
It harkens back in a way, to that statement that David made to Barzillai (2 Samuel
19:38), “You name anything and I will do it.” Barzillai said, “No, no, you do
whatever you feel is right.” It is almost giving carte blanche to the other person.
That’s what you and I are expected to do, where Jesus is concerned, if we are to
call Him a friend.
John 15:14-15 “You are my friends, if you obey me. I will no longer call you
slaves, for a master does not confide in his slaves.
Now you are my friends, since I have told you
everything the Father told me.” Jesus Christ is an
unconditional friend to every one of us.

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