DOCTRINE
The doctrines of the Final Covenant, drawn from the whole of God's revelation.
Eternal, indivisible, beyond all creation. The God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. The God who spoke from the burning bush, parted the sea, raised Jesus from death. He did not fall silent after the first century. His voice continued. Monotheism is the thread that ties every scripture together.
Central to our faith. The Messiah promised to Israel, a word from God and a sign to mankind. We uphold his virgin birth, his miracles, his sinless life, his ascension. Jesus was not crucified - God raised him. The crucifixion narrative was built by men, not by God. The Messiah was not defeated. He was saved, elevated, and his mission fulfilled. No prophet stands above another - they served the same God, carried the same message, and answered to the same authority. He directed all worship to the Father. So do we.
The Last Testament was delivered through Mahomet to complete God's written revelation. The New Testament built on the Old. The final text builds on both - confirming, clarifying, sealing. Mahomet stands in the line of Abraham, Moses, and Jesus. The last in a chain of prophets sent by the one God.
After Jesus departed, doctrines were introduced that he never taught. The Trinity. Original sin as inherited guilt. The veneration of saints. These drifted from the original message. The Last Testament corrects this drift. Pure monotheism. Personal accountability. Direct communion with the Creator. No intermediary.
When Mahomet departed, the same pattern repeated. Power was seized by political men. The Prophet's own family - his household, his blood - were sidelined, persecuted, and killed. His grandson Hussain stood against a corrupt empire at Karbala and was martyred for it. Seventy-two souls against an army, choosing death over submission to tyranny. That is the spirit of the Remnants. Truth has always been carried by the few. The majority drifts. The faithful hold the line.
God made promises to Abraham. He gave the Law through Moses. He sent the Messiah in Jesus. He completed His revelation through Mahomet. One covenant, progressively revealed. The Final Covenant holds this complete story together. Those who carry it are the Remnants - the last faithful, living under the complete word of God.
We believe in one God, the Creator of all things, revealed through prophets and scriptures across the ages.
We believe in Jesus the Messiah, born of the Virgin Mary, who taught with authority, performed miracles by God's leave, and was raised to God.
We believe in Mahomet as the final prophet, through whom the Last Testament was delivered to complete and seal the revelation.
We believe the Bible and the Last Testament are complementary revelations from the same God.
We believe in the Prophet's household as the rightful spiritual inheritors of his mission, and that Hussain's stand at Karbala is the eternal model of faith against tyranny.
We believe in the Day of Judgment and that every soul will answer for its own deeds.
We believe God's covenant is complete. Living under it means justice, mercy, and devotion to the one true God.
