Sermon Tone Analysis
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What is a Covenant?
The Hebrew word translated made in verse 18 is literally “cut,” the practice being so general that “to cut a covenant” meant “to make a covenant.”62
Abram then watched over the prepared carcasses, driving away the birds of prey.
Genesis
What does this mean for us today?
Are we to follow this ancient custom or has God provided a new way?
Genesis 17
Genesis 17:
Isaiah 61:1
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