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Meanings of covenant in English
Description in the Bible of a formal alliance or agreement made by God.
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Usage of covenant in English
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Investors just want a better covenant package, a second senior banker said.
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Without the veil of the testimony in the tabernacle of the covenant.
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Either way, the covenant is broken and we fail in our task.
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The articles in this covenant are six: the preamble sets forth, 1.
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But the Abrahamic covenant itself finds its explanation in the previous history.
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The pastor read to her the articles and covenant of the church.
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At Hitchin, in 1681, about thirty-five Christians united in the following covenant:-
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We expect it to maintain sufficient covenant headroom over the intermediate term.
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The Bible shows that the people were not true to the covenant.
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The very idea of a covenant as applied to God is wonderful.
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The tenor of the covenant now tendered, speaks thus respecting the persons.
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And this was our condition after the breach of the first covenant.
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Make not your covenant your Christ; no, not for this temporal salvation.
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He dropped the burr and sealed the unspoken covenant upon her lips.
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Josue assembleth the people, and reneweth the covenant between them and God.
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And my covenant shall be in your flesh for a perpetual covenant.
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Covenant through the time
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