Definition of covenant of grace in English:

covenant of grace

noun

(in Reformation theology) the covenant between God and humanity which was established by Christ at the Atonement.
Example sentencesExamples
- Baptism is both a confession of faith and the sign and seal of the covenant of grace into which the Lord has brought us.
- In addition, Michael informs Adam of how he shall be delivered from the Law to the covenant of grace.
- We recognised that those whom God would one day call through his covenant of grace would come from a variety of religious backgrounds.
- God did enter into a covenant of grace bring them into an estate of salvation by a redeemer.
- Law and gospel are not antithetical realities, but rather inseparable realities for those participating in the covenant of grace.

Definition of covenant of grace in US English:

covenant of grace

noun

(in Calvinist theology) the covenant between God and humanity that was established by Jesus Christ at the Atonement.
Example sentencesExamples
- We recognised that those whom God would one day call through his covenant of grace would come from a variety of religious backgrounds.
- God did enter into a covenant of grace bring them into an estate of salvation by a redeemer.
- Baptism is both a confession of faith and the sign and seal of the covenant of grace into which the Lord has brought us.
- In addition, Michael informs Adam of how he shall be delivered from the Law to the covenant of grace.
- Law and gospel are not antithetical realities, but rather inseparable realities for those participating in the covenant of grace.

单词	covenant of grace
释义	Definition of covenant of grace in English: covenant of grace noun (in Reformation theology) the covenant between God and humanity which was established by Christ at the Atonement. Example sentencesExamples Baptism is both a confession of faith and the sign and seal of the covenant of grace into which the Lord has brought us. In addition, Michael informs Adam of how he shall be delivered from the Law to the covenant of grace. We recognised that those whom God would one day call through his covenant of grace would come from a variety of religious backgrounds. God did enter into a covenant of grace bring them into an estate of salvation by a redeemer. Law and gospel are not antithetical realities, but rather inseparable realities for those participating in the covenant of grace. Definition of covenant of grace in US English: covenant of grace noun (in Calvinist theology) the covenant between God and humanity that was established by Jesus Christ at the Atonement. Example sentencesExamples We recognised that those whom God would one day call through his covenant of grace would come from a variety of religious backgrounds. God did enter into a covenant of grace bring them into an estate of salvation by a redeemer. Baptism is both a confession of faith and the sign and seal of the covenant of grace into which the Lord has brought us. In addition, Michael informs Adam of how he shall be delivered from the Law to the covenant of grace. Law and gospel are not antithetical realities, but rather inseparable realities for those participating in the covenant of grace.
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