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   Chap., §
 1    3,   4    |           People of God of the Old Covenant, had drawn from their age -
 2    3,   4    |            fact, the people of the covenant with God, a covenant that
 3    3,   4    |           the covenant with God, a covenant that it broke many times.
 4    3,   4    |             and the renewal of the covenant after the return from exile.³⁶ ~
 5    3,   4    |      misery. The people of the Old Covenant experienced this misery
 6    3,   4    |           this act of breaking the covenant when He solemnly declared
 7    3,   4    |         which had entered into the covenant with God - to appeal for
 8    3,   4(52)|      occurs in connection with the covenant that God established with
 9    3,   4(52)|      established with Israel. This covenant was, on God's part, a gift
10    3,   4(52)|         since, in harmony with the covenant entered into, God had made
11    3,   4(52)|          whenever Israel broke the covenant and did not respect its
12    3,   4(52)|        guilt for having broken the covenant, cannot lay claim to God'
13    3,   4(52)|           it, since the God of the covenant is really "responsible for
14    3,   4(52)|    reestablishment of the interior covenant. ~The second word which
15    3,   4    |          in the context of the Old Covenant the full revelation of God,
16    3,   4    |            history both of the Old Covenant and of the New, that mystery
17    3,   4    |            depart from you, and my covenant of peace shall not be removed."⁵⁷
18    4,   5    |           for remembering His holy covenant.⁶¹ ~In the teaching of Christ
19    4,   5    |           upon every breach of the covenant of love, every loss of grace,
20    5,   7    |           witness to the wonderful covenant of God with humanity, of
21    5,   7    |             every human being This covenant, as old as man - it goes
22    5,   7    |     equally the new and definitive covenant, which was established there
23    5,   7    |         the word of the God of the covenant: that will be pronounced
24    5,   9    |            to His own love, to the covenant that He willed from eternity
25    7         |   tradition of the Old and the New Covenant, and above all of Jesus
26    7,  13    | consequences in the history of His covenant with man; even to the cross