by Jean Héder Petit-Frère (Author)

What if salvation is more than forgiveness?

What if the cross was not merely an act of mercy, but a covenantal transfer of identity?

In From Slavery to Sonship, Dr. Jean Héder Petit-Frère uncovers the covenant framework that runs from Genesis to Revelation, revealing how Scripture is built upon blood, inheritance, headship, and divine promise.

Through deep biblical exploration, this book explains:

• The difference between covenant and contract
• Federal headship from Adam to Christ
• Why the blood of Jesus establishes a new lineage
• Sonship, inheritance, and kingdom identity
• The role of covenant in salvation, obedience, and spiritual authority
• The legal and relational meaning of the cross

Blending theological depth with pastoral clarity, From Slavery to Sonship challenges Western individualism and invites believers into a covenant understanding of redemption. Readers will discover that they are not merely forgiven sinners striving for acceptance, but covenant sons and daughters secured by the blood of Christ.

This book is ideal for believers seeking deeper biblical understanding, spiritual identity, and a richer comprehension of the New Covenant.