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Covenant · Abraham
Abrahamic Covenant
The Abrahamic Covenant refers to the promises God establishes with Abraham concerning descendants, land, blessing, covenant relationship, and blessing extending to the nations.
Study concept →Nations · Israel
Gentiles
Gentiles generally refers to the nations or peoples outside Israel.
Study concept →Israel · Covenant
Grafting
Grafting is the agricultural process Paul uses in Romans 11 to explain Gentile participation within God's covenantal people.
Study concept →Israel · Covenant
Israel
Israel is the covenant name given to Jacob and subsequently applied to his descendants, the nation descended from him, and in various contexts the covenant people associated with that identity.
Study concept →Israel · Tribes
Judah
Judah is one of the twelve sons of Jacob, the tribe descended from him, and later the name of the southern kingdom centered in Jerusalem.
Study concept →Covenant · Torah
Mosaic Covenant
The Mosaic Covenant is the covenant God establishes with Israel at Mount Sinai after delivering them from Egypt.
Study concept →Israel · Covenant
Olive Tree
The olive tree is an important biblical agricultural image.
Study concept →Israel · Gentiles
One New Man
One New Man is a phrase from Ephesians 2:15 describing the reconciled unity created in Messiah between Jewish and Gentile believers.
Study concept →Covenant · Geography
Promised Land
The Promised Land refers to the land God promises to Abraham and his descendants and later brings Israel into under Joshua.
Study concept →Israel · Prophecy
Remnant
A remnant is a surviving portion of a larger group preserved through judgment, crisis, exile, or widespread unfaithfulness.
Study concept →Prophecy · Covenant
Restoration
Restoration is the biblical theme of God reversing judgment, repairing covenant relationship, regathering His people, renewing creation, and establishing righteous order.
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