- Look up
covenant in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Covenant may
refer to:
Covenant (religion), a
formal alliance or
agreement made by God with a religious...
- are
called "real
covenants", "
covenants,
conditions and
restrictions " (CCRs) or "deed restrictions" and are a
major form of
covenant,
typically imposing...
- and the
Covenanters The
Covenants And The
Covenanters, 1895, from
Project Gutenberg The
signing of the
national covenant-1638/ The
Covenanters. A Poetic...
- In contrast, the
promissory type of
covenant is seen in the
Abrahamic and
Davidic covenants.
Promissory covenants focus on the
relationship between the...
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three overarching theological covenants:
those of redemption, of works, and of grace.
Covenentalists call
these three covenants "theological" because, though...
- who will make and keep
covenants with him. All
covenants are
considered part of the
overarching "new and
everlasting covenant" of the gospel. The Church...
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concept of a
covenant began long
before the
biblical era,
specifically the
beginnings of Israel.
According to
George E. Mendenhall,
covenants were originally...
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payable immediately.
Covenants may also be waived,
either temporarily or permanently,
usually at the sole
discretion of the lender.
Covenants are undertakings...
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followed by a
compilation of revelations, or "
covenants" of the church: thus the name "Doctrine and
Covenants". The "doctrine"
portion of the book, however...
- Part II
Article 7).
Retrieved August 13, 2022. Macke,
Jason Andrew. "Of
Covenants and Conflicts- When "I Do"
Means More Than It Used To, But Less Than You...