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Lesson 8: God and the Covenant (Nehemiah 10, Jeremiah 31, Hebrews 8) — One of the positive things about being an American lawyer and a student of the Bible is that many of our legal concepts reflect Biblical ideas. A covenant, which is our subject in this lesson, is like a contract. A contract is voluntary, is intended to benefit both parties, and is enforceable. Contracts are not supposed to depend on how you feel on one particular day, and should not be broken just because you no longer see the benefit. Let's dive into our study of the Bible and explore the topic of God's covenant with His people! More...

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