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1.4 Let’s Practice…

1. What is the Greek word for covenant and what does it mean?

2. What’s the difference between a conditional covenant and an unconditional covenant?

3. Why is the salt covenant also called a covenant of Friendship?

4. What is the significance of the sandal in the covenant of sandals?

5. How is the marriage covenant different today than in the days of Jesus?

6. Why is the covenant of blood the strongest covenant that can be made?

7. What is the Mosaic Covenant all about?

8. What is fictive kinship?

9. What is the significance of the New Covenant for believers today?

10. How was the NOAHIC covenant a type of Christ?

11. What is the significance of the Davidic Covenant?

12. Which passage in the Old Testament confirms the Abrahamic Covenant?

1.5 Let’s personalize this lesson…
The New Covenant is significant because both Jew and Gentile are brought together by faith in
the Lord Jesus. In light of this truth, how do you intend to show this truth to everyone who does
not know the New covenant? Find three to four people and discuss what the new covenant
means. Ask them if they would like to be part of this covenant. Record the results. In the lines
below, provide the names of persons and the response they gave to your message.

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