Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,8 |        for the betrayal of their covenant with Him and for their profound
 2 1,8 |      Testa­ment.~But this is the covenant that I shall make with the
 3 1,8 |          I will make with them a covenant of peace, we read in Ezekiel (
 4 4,3 |         clear in the Book of the Covenant (Exod. 20-23, cf. 24:4,
 5 4,4 |       were a breach of the Sinai covenant, whether the ritual conformed
 6 4,5 |         10, Jer. 2:2), where the covenant was first made, and the
 7 5,5 |    meaning of chesed, which is a covenant word, implying the loyalty
 8 5,5 |          with whom one stands in covenant relationship. Applied to
 9 5,5 |           Hosea’s marriage was a covenant in which he had shown Gomer
10 5,5 |       Even so Jehovah nad made a covenant with Israel, had taken her
11 5,5 |         linked to God in the one covenant, they were linked to one
12 5,5 |     another too, and part of the covenant keeping is loyalty between
13 11,4|       obviously referring to the covenant at Sinai, not to some­thing
14 11,2|       exodus. In the fundamental covenant (Exod. 20-23) the Decalogue
15 11,2|          fundamental part of the covenant was sacrifice. Jeremiah
16 11,7| Chaldeans (37:5, 11), the solemn covenant (ver. 18f) had been broken
17 11,8|                          The new Covenant (31:31-34). ~ Under Josiah
18 11,8|           The message of the new covenant could be proclaimed by him,
19 11,8|          this connexion. The new covenant can no more be linked to
20 11,8|       the fact that when the new covenant was ratified at Golgotha
21 11,8|        given to see what the new covenant would mean for the world,
22 11,8|        of supposing that the new covenant will mean something else
23 16,4|       coming of the Angel of the covenant (3:2. R.V. mg.), i.e. the
24 18,9|      human life. Even in the new covenant it can come, and even there