Every Covenant in the Bible, Explained in Order: One Promise, Five Times

What if the Bible was never two deals? Most of us were handed a Bible split in half, an Old Testament and a New one, as if God changed his terms partway through. But read the five great covenants in the order God made them and something else appears: one promise, said five different ways, to a smaller and smaller address, until the address is you. The Hebrew word is berit, the word for a treaty between kings, and in Hebrew you do not make a covenant, you cut one. We read every place the Bible cuts one with a named party: Noah on a drowned world, with every living creature. Abram asleep while a torch passes between the halves of the animals, with one family. Israel three months out of Egypt, with one nation, the only covenant whose promise hangs on an if. David wanting to build God a house and being promised one instead, with one throne. And Jeremiah, to a nation watching Jerusalem fall, with one heart. Four of the five are called everlasting. Only one was ever called obsolete, and it is not the one you were told. By the end you will be able to read Genesis 9, Genesis 15, Exodus 19, 2 Samuel 7 and Jeremiah 31 as one sentence God keeps repeating, hear it again in a cup at a Passover table, and know exactly which covenant Paul means when he says the law did not annul the promise. The Old Testament and the New Testament stop being two books. They become one address book, with your name on the last page. 📖 KEY VERSE "But this is the covenant that I will make with the house of Israel after those days," says the LORD: "I will put my law in their inward parts, and I will write it in their heart. I will be their God, and they shall be my people." (Jeremiah 31:33 WEB) IN THIS VIDEO 0:00 One promise, five times 1:03 Noah - every living creature 2:15 Abraham - one family 4:21 Israel - one nation 5:51 David - one throne 7:07 The new covenant - one heart 9:01 One promise 10:22 Share this study 📜 PASSAGES READ Genesis 9:9–10, 16 · Genesis 12:2–3 · Genesis 15:2, 5, 10, 17 · Genesis 17:7 · Exodus 2:24 · Exodus 19:5–6 · Exodus 24:8 · Leviticus 26:12 · 2 Samuel 7:2, 5, 11, 14, 16 · Psalm 89:3 · Jeremiah 31:31–33 · Luke 22:20 · Hebrews 8:13 · Galatians 3:17, 29 · Revelation 21:3 💬 Which of the five covenants had you never noticed was there? One word is enough. 👉 If this opened something up for you, subscribe, and share it with someone who thinks God gave up on them halfway through the story. RELATED SEARCHES If you came here looking for every covenant in the Bible explained, the covenants of the Bible in order, or simply what is a covenant in the Bible, this study walks all five: the Noahic covenant and the rainbow in Genesis 9, the Abrahamic covenant and the cutting ceremony in Genesis 15 explained, the Mosaic covenant at Sinai in Exodus 19, the Davidic covenant in 2 Samuel 7, and the new covenant in Jeremiah 31. Many people search for berit Hebrew meaning, covenant meaning in Hebrew, what does covenant mean in the Bible, covenant vs contract, or why the Bible says God cut a covenant. Others are asking old covenant vs new covenant, is the old covenant still valid, what did the new covenant replace, Hebrews 8 obsolete covenant meaning, Galatians 3 promise and law explained, and whether the Old Testament and New Testament are the same God. We also cover I will be their God and they shall be my people meaning, the covenant formula in the Bible, the everlasting covenant, segullah treasured possession meaning, Exodus 19:5 peculiar treasure, the blood of the covenant in Exodus 24 and Luke 22, and Revelation 21:3 explained. This is a deep Bible study on the covenants for anyone who wants Bible study for beginners, the Old Testament explained, the Bible explained book by book, or a covenant theology overview that stays with the text rather than the chart. #BibleStudy #BibleExplained #Genesis