The Abrahamic Covenant

It would not be appropriate to ask which is the most important Old Testament covenant. Each of the covenants plays its own unique role in God’s marvelous plan of redemption and is therefore very important. Most would agree, however, that the Abrahamic Covenant is the foundational to each of the subsequent divine promises. The Lord’s covenant with Abraham was the fountain from which flowed all

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  1. James is not Yahshua’s brothers name.James comes from the Greek name Demetrios- keeper of the Greek goddess-Demitria. Ya’acov is the Lords’ brothers name- which in English is JACOB not James.
    \As you know Jacob means Usurper-which was Jacob;s purpose to usurp his Brother Esau’s Inheritance and birthright.
    I hope that you don’t also celebrate Xmas?

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The Abrahamic Covenant

It would not be appropriate to ask which is the most important Old Testament covenant. Each of the covenants plays its own unique role in God’s marvelous plan of redemption and is therefore very important.

The Mosaic Covenant

The establishment of the Mosaic Covenant was an epic moment in the history of the nation of Israel. When Moses came down from Mount Sinai and announced that God would establish a covenant...

The Palestinian Covenant

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The Davidic Covenant

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The New Covenant

In the Scriptures, a covenant is a legally binding obligation of God for man’s redemption. It is God’s solemn pledge to fulfill His promises to those included in the covenant.


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