AQA GCSE Religious Studies A · 8062
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A binding agreement that establishes a relationship and involves promises and responsibilities. In Judaism, covenants express the relationship between God and his people.
Revise: Abrahamic CovenantA covenant is a binding agreement that establishes a relationship through promises and responsibilities. In Judaism, the covenant with Abraham explains the special relationship between God and the Jewish people. It is more than a temporary deal: it connects successive generations to God and to one another.
- Revise: Covenant at Sinai
A binding agreement establishing a relationship between God and human beings, involving commitments and responsibilities.
- Revise: Free Will and Mitzvot
A binding relationship between God and people involving promises and responsibilities.
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- Revise: Categories of Mitzvot
A binding agreement establishing a relationship and responsibilities between God and people. Jews understand the mitzvot as part of their covenant with God.
- Revise: Private Worship
A binding relationship or agreement between God and human beings, involving promises and responsibilities.
- Revise: Tenakh and Talmud
- Revise: Life Cycle Rituals
A binding relationship between God and the Jewish people, involving promises and responsibilities.
- Revise: Nature and Purpose of Marriage
A binding agreement involving promises and obligations. In Christian marriage, the couple make their commitment before God.
- Revise: Last Supper
A binding relationship or agreement. In the Bible, a covenant establishes a relationship between God and his people.
- Revise: Differing Beliefs on the Last Supper
An agreement establishing a relationship between God and his people. Christians interpret Jesus’ words about his blood as establishing a new relationship with God through his death.
- Revise: Significance of Key Events
A binding relationship or agreement between God and people. At the Last Supper, Jesus describes his blood as the blood of the covenant.