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The Covenant

The Store Is Closed

Apostle Kenneth Handy
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Pages
58
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
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Covenant – Primarily signifies a disposition of property by will or otherwise In its use in the sept, it is the rendering of a Hebrew word meaning a covenant or agreement to cut or divide in allusion to a sacrificial custom in connection with covenant-making e.g. In Genesis Chapter 15:18 The Lord made a covenant with Abram. In contradiction to the English word covenant lit. a coming together, which signifies a mutual under taking, between two parties or more each binding himself to full obligations. Let's look at this; there were two men one a warrior the other a farmer, they make a covenant between themselves the farmer says when you are hungry, I will supply and the warrior says I will protect you at all costs no matter what. God has made a covenant with we His People He has said in Hebrews Chapter 13:5, I will never leave thee nor forsake thee. Psalm 91:10 He lets us know there shall no evil befall thee, neither shall any plague come nigh thy dwellings.

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