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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalIn the beginning, the Lord God formed man from the dust of the ground and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life and the man became a living soul. This breath of the living soul was breathed out by Christ at His death on the Cross and again after the resurrection, He breathed on the disciples the Spirit of God, saying, “Receive the Holy Spirit,” thereby enabling man the transition from the first man Adam into the second man Christ. At the death of Christ, the old covenant along with the external and natural ways of relating with God was nailed to the Cross, bringing forth in His resurrection, the New Covenant life, the body of resurrection, known as the body of Christ, where all those united to Christ in the spirit become one with Him. God wants the entire mankind to live in and by the New Covenant which is the reality or substance of the person of Christ as the indwelling life within us since this is the eternal plan, purpose and will of God. The Bible thus presents two realms, one of death and the other of life, through the old and the New Covenant, with two different types of relationships. God did not improve or modify the first man Adam on the Cross but crucified Adam in Christ and this is known as the judgement where Adam has been separated from Christ. This reality has to be inworked within the soul of every human being, for the transition from the natural and the earthly into the heavenly and the spiritual and thus from the living soul Adam to the life-giving Spirit Christ. This book unfolds the truth that Christianity is neither a religion nor an organisation but a true Christian is characterised by the resurrected life of Christ dwelling within him....
Thomas Pulickal
Thomas Pulickal, after an initial encounter with God in 1994, is now an itinerant preacher in India. The understanding that Christ is the One presented throughout the Bible, both in the old and the New Testament, became an inspiration which led him to see the gospel, not simply as a message to be preached but as the person of Christ living within people. The revelation about Christ being the person of the fulfilment of every promise and prophecy in the old testament scriptures inspired him to discern the truth that even the promises given to Abraham were made to his seed who is Christ. This is the reason he dares to state that unless we leave the faith of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob as well as the other prophets, we cannot move on to the faith of the Son of God. For the author, faith in Christ is different from the faith of Christ, a fact he intensely illustrates in this book through the distinction between the first and second, the old covenant and the New Covenant, or Adam and Christ. This book is all about unveiling Christ from Genesis 1:1 to Revelation 22:21 and the transition from Adam the living soul to Christ the life-giving Spirit.
