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The 16 pages that link to Covenant theology, each with the reason it gives.

• CalvinismRelated: Many Calvinist traditions use covenants to connect biblical history and salvation.

• ProtestantismRelated: It became a major way Reformed Protestants organized biblical theology.

• SacramentRelated: Some traditions understand sacraments as signs and seals of God's covenant promises.

• Atonement in ChristianityRelated: Covenant language shapes how some Christians describe reconciliation and Christ’s representative role.

• Ten CommandmentsRelated: It explains why the commandments are treated as obligations within a relationship, not merely rules.

• Believer's baptismCompared with: Some paedobaptists use covenant continuity to explain why infants receive baptism.

• Old TestamentRelated: It connects Old Testament promises and laws with Christian accounts of salvation.

• Westminster Confession of FaithRelated: Its covenant framework shapes the confession's account of creation, fall, and redemption.

• Infant baptismRelated: Reformed defenses connect children of believers to the covenant community.

• Christian ZionismCompared with: Its readings of covenant and the church differ from dispensationalist grounds for supporting Israel.

• Epistle to the GalatiansRelated: Paul interprets Abraham’s promise and the law through competing accounts of covenant membership.

• Karl BarthRelated: Barth recast covenant as the framework linking creation, election, and reconciliation.

• Reformed ChristianityRelated: It organizes Reformed accounts of Scripture, salvation, and the relationship between its testaments.

• Progressive revelationCompared with: Its account of biblical covenants offers a different framework for understanding religious history.

• PresbyterianismRelated: It shapes Presbyterian readings of Scripture, sacraments, and the church.

• Institutes of the Christian ReligionRelated: Calvin's account of continuity between the biblical covenants informs his doctrinal structure.