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Suppose a husband is committing adultery. Is he still a husband? Being a husband is not just a state of mind; it’s not just a private decision. Being a husband is a public relationship made from a public exchange of vows, and objective covenant. An adulterous husband is a covenant-breaking husband but still a husband. Being a husband is what makes his infidelity so horrendous. In the same way,...

7 Defining the Covenant We are arguing for the objectivity of the covenant. But how are we to define this objective covenant? We are seeking out how to “think covenantally.” But we must be careful lest this turn into nothing other than “mindlessly reciting covenantally.” The use of buzzwords advances nothing, and so we have to take care to ground what we are saying in the teaching of Scripture. Nowhere is this more important than in defining the word covenant. Our Bibles can be divided into two sections
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