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Biblical Covenants

A guided deep dive into biblical covenants — what it is, the historical background, and how it opens up the biblical text.

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The spine of the story: God binding himself by promise, again and again, until the promise takes flesh.

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Covenant	With whom	Sign	Promise	Read
Noahic	Noah and all creation	Rainbow	Creation preserved; judgement restrained	Genesis 9:8-17
Abrahamic	Abraham and his offspring	Circumcision	Land, offspring, blessing to all nations	Genesis 12; 15; 17
Mosaic (Sinai)	Israel as a nation	Sabbath	A kingdom of priests, if they obey	Exodus 19–24
Davidic	David and his line	An enduring throne	A son whose kingdom never ends	2 Samuel 7
New	Israel, Judah, and all who believe	The cup / the Spirit	Sins forgiven, hearts rewritten, God known	Jeremiah 31:31-34; Luke 22:20

בְּרִית — berit
Covenant — a sworn bond, often cut with sacrifice, not a negotiated contract.
Genesis 15:18
חֶסֶד — hesed
Steadfast covenant love — loyalty that outlasts the partner's failure.
Exodus 34:6
διαθήκη — diathēkē
Covenant/will — a disposition made by one party, taking effect through death.
Hebrews 9:16-17

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Noah, Abraham, Moses, David, New

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