Blood Covenant

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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ABSTRACT

In this study, the researcher focuses on Blood Covenant. Besides that the research also focuses on the Lamb of God and highlights the grace of God. The concept of salvation is also discussed. However the destruction of Israel due to the breaking of the covenant with God is discuss in detail. When God makes a covenant with Abraham, God waits for sleep to overtake to Abraham and then appears as a flaming torch and smoking furnace, passing through the midst of the slaughtered animals. On this day God makes a covenant with Abraham but only one party makes a commitment, a commitment of God to Abraham that does not depend on compliance with the second party involved. While the concept of covenant involves active and timely participation of two parties, in this case God swore by himself, somehow ignoring the possibility that Abraham did not fulfill his part of the covenant. This is the promise that we today have inherited and which we hope. We hope that despite our weaknesses, despite our unfaithfulness, He remains faithful. It is the hope of an immutable covenant is not of man but of kindness, mercy and love of God.

Table of Contents

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTII

DECLARATIONIII

ABSTRACTIV

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION1

Background of the Study1

Purpose of the Study1

Problem Statement1

Rationale of the Study2

Aims and Objectives2

Research Questions2

Ethical Concerns3

CHAPTER 2: LITERATURE REVIEW4

Convents4

Blood Covenant4

Covenant and the Lamb of God5

God's Redemption5

Justification6

Repentance6

Grace Covenant of God7

Reconciliation with God8

CHAPTER 3: METHODOLOGY9

Research Design9

Research Approach10

Literature Search10

Reliability& Validity of Sources11

CHAPTER 4: DISCUSSION AND ANALYSIS12

The Destruction Of Israel Due To The Breaking Of The Covenant With God12

Covenant in the Old Testament Covenant in the Old Testament12

New Covenant with Israel is finished13

Salvation13

CHAPTER 5: CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION15

REFERENCES17

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION

Background of the Study

We may wonder about the significance of faith in the blood of Christ, but we will begin to analyze the concept of atonement related to the Son of God. May we wonder about the significance of faith in the blood of Christ, but will we begin to analyze the concept of atonement related to the Son of God. Promote appeasement involves a reconciliation, atonement and redemption. Text of Romans says that “Whom God as propitiation forth in September through Faith In His blood, to declare His righteousness because of having overlook, in his forbearance past sins” (Romans 3:25). Christ gave us "the blood of the everlasting covenant" (Hebrews 13.20). Throughout the New Testament, the work of Christ on the cross emphasized the blood (Polsky, 2002, 171).

Purpose of the Study

The reason for choosing “Blood Covenant” as a research topic is to increase my knowledge about the religion and ...