Diatheke

• [DOC File]We Believe in the Holy Spirit

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  The word “covenant” is translated from the Hebrew word berîth (בְּרִית.), and the Greek word diatheke (διαθήκη). These are the same words the ancient world used to describe international treaties. In particular, God’s covenant relationship with his people resembles ancient treaties between great emperors or suzerains and ...

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• [DOC File]Covenant - The Goldingay Bible Clinic

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  Thus, if one-sided covenants are more like a pledge or a diatheke, this covenant is more like a contract, more of a suntheke or Bund (though the Greek translations still usually use diatheke). Israel can be (and is) sued for failing to keep its side of the contract.

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• [DOC File]The Law and the Promise

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  And this is the covenant (Diatheke) which you shall keep, between me and you and your seed after you, from generation to generation: circumcised shall be every male among you, and you shall circumcise the flesh of your foreskin, and this shall he the sign of the covenant (Diatheke) between me and you.” Covenant. Theodoret

  kaine diatheke

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• [DOC File]EDITOR - Tyndale House

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  _____ With the Greek word 'diatheke' the matter stands somewhat differently. The . rendering of berith by this amounted to a translation-compromise. Diatheke at . the time when the Septuagint and the New Testament came into existence not . only could mean 'testament,' but such was …

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• [DOC File]Living Theology

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  diatheke. is translated as covenant, disposition, will or testament. By covenant, each party bound themselves to an agreement which promised both advantages and often penalties for failing to fulfill certain conditions. While in a human agreement either party may initiate a covenant, this is not true when God is a party, so Divine covenants are ...

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• [DOC File]Hebrews Review Questions - Kingdom in Bible

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  NOTE: In 9:16-17 the NASB correctly translates diatheke as “covenant.” (Some other versions wrongly switch—only here—to “testament” or “will.”) Verses 15-20 are comparing the old covenant and the new covenant, both of which had to be inaugurated with death.

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• [DOC File]o.b5z.net

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  Thus, it is claimed that Jeremiah's (brit hadashah), a new covenant, is a prophecy fulfilled with the death of Jesus on the cross, an event that led to the writing of the New Testament of Christianity (the Greek noun διαθήκη (diatheke) means a covenant or a testament), the …

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• [DOC File]COVENANT

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  In the Old Testaments, the word Covenant is translated from the Hebrew and in the New Testament, the Greek word “diatheke” means Covenant or Will. The Covenant highlighted many immune commitments which were rather necessary to follow. It understated self-righteousness codes and held the …

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• [DOC File]We Believe in the Holy Spirit

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  diatheke – Greek term (transliteration) for "covenant" ecclesia/ekklesia – Greek term (transliteration) for "assembly," "people of God," "church" inspiration – Theological term that refers to the way the Holy Spirit moved human beings to write God’s revelation as Scripture and superintended their work in a way that made their writings ...

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