have the terminology down. However, in most buildings at least, one rarely notices the intricate fabric of steel and concrete behind the walls. The same is true in Reformed theology. The covenant is the framework, but it is far from a central dogma. The various covenants are visible and significant, in some “rooms” (i.e., topics) more than others. The covenant of redemption is prominent in discussion of the Trinity, Christ as mediator, and election, while the covenant of creation is more obvious