In the Bible, this term is used to describe the legal relationship that God established with His people, including the promise of blessings for faithfulness, and the warning of judgment for unfaithfulness.

Second king of Israel. Received the covenant promise focused on establishing an empire, that God's kingdom would become magnificent and world-wide.

Hebrew word (transliteration) for "servant," also associated with the office of "prophet"

Term used in the Old Testament for someone chosen by God for covenant blessings

The process of drawing out the true meaning of a Bible passage

It comes from the Old Testament term "basar" and it means "good news."

Term used to describe the unchangeable character of God

Term used to describe the nature of the Church or the covenant when referring to those who belong internally, that is, those who will come to have true saving faith

Prophet who broke a clay jar in front of the elders to show what would happen to Judah

Prophet called to preach in Nineveh. Swallowed by a large fish when he refused to go.