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  1. My Blood of the Covenant: Reverberation of the New Covenant in Matthew’s Gospel

    … new Passover, new exodus, and climaxing in a new covenant. As such, the mention of the covenant in Matthew, the declaration “τὸ αἷμά μου τῆς διαθήκης,” is the climax of a narrative progression from Abraham to the Messiah, from the Passover and the exodus to the inauguration of the (new) covenant. …

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  2. God's Everlasting Covenant With Phinehas

    … the impression that the promise of “everlasting covenant” with Phinehas has been reached under the Sinai covenant. On closer examination of the question, however, general agreement in fact counts for little. Rather, most of the questions on this point appear to be still open. The purpose of this …

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  3. Medical covenant: a corrective vision?

    … not without significant criticisms. The Medical Covenant is another method offered by William F. May and affirmed by others to be the "corrective lens" of contemporary bioethics. This dissertation seeks to contribute to the clarification project of the variegate bioethical methods, theories and …

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  4. The Fulfillment of the Davidic Covenant

    The Davidic Covenant is a high point of the Old Testament as it sets up an expectation for a Davidic King that will rule over God's people. In addition to these promises, the Davidic Covenant anticipates the church of the New Testament to be a typological fulfillment of Old Testament promises. This …

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  5. The Covenant Theology of Zacharias Ursinus

    This study is an examination of the covenant theology of Zacharias Ursinus, which in many ways broke new ground for the development of Federal Theology in the sixteenth century with his introduction of the foedus naturale. For the first time in its development he describes the prelapsarian economy …

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  6. Politics and Covenant in the Divine Davidic Kinship: A Diachronic Approach to Covenant in the Book of Samuel

    Since the Covenant Centrality movement of the late 20th century, Hebrew Bible scholarship has obsessed over categorising different covenants by their formal features, such as conditional and unconditional or unilateral and bilateral. However, these classifications assume that function follows form …

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  7. Covenant and Identity Formation in the Second Century

    This study examines the use of the covenant concept in second-century texts that address three primary social and rhetorical contexts for early Christian identity formation: Judaism, Greco-Roman culture, and heterodoxy. It argues that leading Christian writers consistently developed and applied a …

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  8. The gift of prophecy in the New Covenant.

    … concludes that intertestamental Judaism, the old covenant scriptures and the experiences of Christians formed the background to New Testament thought regarding prophecy, and the scriptures particularly encouraged a hope for widespread prophecy in the eschaton. Chapter three examines new covenant

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  9. From This Day Forward: New Covenant Inauguration in Hebrews

    … presents Jesus as having inaugurated the new covenant at the cross. Building on the work of David Moffitt and R. B. Jamieson, I explore this topic, asking when and where the new covenant was inaugurated in Hebrews. I examine the covenant inauguration narrative in Exodus 24, the timing of …

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  10. How lender-specific factors affect their covenant negotiation strategies

    This study builds upon the debt covenant and banking literature to explore the empirical relationship between bank characteristics and debt covenants. With the use of different covenant restrictiveness proxies, in addition to different model specifications, the study that bank size, credit risk, …

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  11. Eternal Covenant: The Trinitarian Shape of an Historic Baptist Doctrine

    This dissertation argues that the eternal covenant is the prism through which God manifests his triune glory in the missions of the Son and the Spirit. Negatively, this argument is made against the background of historical neglect of the doctrine since no Baptist has provided a substantial …

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  12. Covenant Nation: The Politics of Grace in Early American Literature

    … is that a critical reading of the concept of "covenant" in early American writings is instrumental to understanding the paradoxes in the American political concepts of freedom and equality. Following Slavoj Zizek's theoretical approach to theology, I trace the covenant concept in early American …

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  13. The Sinaitic Covenant and Law in the Theology of Dispensationalism

    … dispensational position concerning the Sinaitic covenant and law and to evaluate it. The design of the study includes three major sections: the historical (chaps. 2-3), the descriptive (chap. 4), and the critical (chaps. 5-6).</p> <p>Chapter 2 presents the meaning of Dispensationalism and briefly …

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  14. AN EXPLORATION OF THEOLOGICAL ATTITUDES IN MICHAEL KOGAN’S OPENING THE COVENANT

    … pluralist theological attitude in Opening the Covenant to assess the current relationship of Christianity with Judaism on matters of theological and political difference. To amplify the strengths of Kogan’s approach, as well as to construct my own understanding of the importance to redefine our …

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  15. Sons of God: The New Covenant Reality Of Adoption In Christ

    Adoption as sons is a new covenant reality that is not fully experienced by Old Testament saints as it is merely foreshadowing what is to come in Christ as the mediator of a new covenant. Covenant theology is evaluated, and a different way forward is presented to show what Old Testament Saints …

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  16. Jesus the bridegroom: a metaphor of fidelity in the New Covenant

    … Prophets employed this imagery to promise a New Covenant in betrothal terms, and underscore the need for covenantal faithfulness. Networks of association corresponding with patriarchal marriage and covenant informed the prophetic metaphor. The New Testament writers adapted the prophetic usage of …

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  17. Covenantal ecology : the promise of covenant for a Christian environmental ethic.

    … environmental ethic. In its place I argue for a covenantal ecology, i.e., a framework that establishes God, humanity, and nonhuman creation as partners within a covenantally established and maintained relationship. In addition to overcoming some of the theological distortions of stewardship, a …

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  18. Risk and the UN International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights

    … of States parties under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) to refrain from exposing individuals to risk through their own conduct and to prevent or mitigate such risk exposure caused by the conduct of third parties. In this dissertation, such obligations are …

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  19. Penal Substitutionary Atonement as the Basis for New Covenant and New Creation

    … is necessary for the new creation. The new covenant promises are inaugurated at Jesus’ death and at Pentecost when the Spirit indwells Christians; the promises are consummated in the new heavens and the new earth. Jesus says that his death inaugurates the new covenant at the Last Supper …

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