Biblical Covenants

Start with a definition

Begin with The Covenant, a mind map that describes a covenant as a relationship in which God makes promises and asks for commitments in exchange. Several maps called The Covenants also introduce promises and commitments. One of these describes a covenant as a partnership between God and humans.

Use a map to identify the ideas you want to remember. Then try the Religion Old Testament Covenants flashcards, which include prompts about what a covenant is, as well as questions about Adam and Eve and Noah. The deck also includes prompts about the Bible and the relationship between the Old Testament and the New Testament.

Explore figures and test your understanding

After working through a definition, look at a The Covenants mind map that discusses Noah. It describes the flood and God's covenant with Noah. Another map on covenants in the Old Testament lists Noah, Abraham, the tribe of Israel, and King David and his descendants.

Theology U2 offers questions about relationships with God and salvation. Ordained Minister Bible Section includes questions about the Bible and the Pentateuch. Quiz 2 covers terms used to discuss literary composition and types of writing. Choose a quiz that fits what you want to practice, then return to the maps or flashcards to go over related ideas.

Use this page within the unit

Biblical Covenants is a section of the Old Testament unit in Religion and theology. The resources offer different ways into the section: maps present connected ideas, flashcards provide prompts, and quizzes let you answer questions. They were made by GoConqr users, so it is worth looking at more than one resource when exploring a topic.

Choose a map, then try a quiz or flashcard deck alongside it.