Sentence examples for new covenant from inspiring English sources
proper noun
An interpretation of the Bible, originally derived from a phrase in the Book of Jeremiah, and often thought of as an eschatological Messianic Age or world to come.
The second oldest charter school in New York, New Covenant had struggled for years to meet proficiency benchmarks.
In negotiations, H.U.D. required that Jersey City and the developer agree to a new covenant to prohibit future solicitation and space leasing to New York City companies.
New Covenant narrowly avoided being closed last year.
After the Flood came a new covenant.
Faith is renewed in a new covenant.
It's time for a new covenant.
New Covenant has some friends in high places.
That's what this New Covenant is all about.
That's what the New Covenant is all about.
What is the vision of our New Covenant?
"Everything in the Jewish New Covenant," says M. Dupont-Sommer, "heralds and prepares the way for the Christian New Covenant.
