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Unit 1 Test - Workbook Flashcards

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Who is the author of the book of Luke?

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Luke

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Who is the book of Luke written to?

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Theophilus

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Who did Luke set out to write an “orderly account” about?

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Jesus

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The author of Acts also wrote another account to who?

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Theophilus

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The author of Acts refers to his “former account” of Jesus’ life which is what book?

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Luke

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6
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Who is the author of Acts?

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Luke

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What was Luke profession?

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A doctor

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8
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Was Luke a Jew or a Gentile?

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a Gentile

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When was Acts written?

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Between A.D. 63 and 70

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10
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What is Acts 1:8? (Acts’s theme verse)

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“But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come up on you, and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the end of the earth.

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11
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What is the approximate time span of Acts?

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30 years

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12
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What is the title of this unit?

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A Powerful Beginning

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13
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What were the three commandments Jesus gave his disciples before He ascended into heaven?

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  1. Go therefore and make disciples of all nations
  2. Baptize them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit
  3. Teaching people to observe all that Jesus commanded them.
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14
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What did the apostles receive from the Holy Spirit?

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Power

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15
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How many days did Jesus’ post-resurrection ministry last for?

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Forty days

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16
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Jesus showed He was alive by many ______ proofs

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infallible

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17
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What did John baptize his followers with?

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Water

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18
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The gospel would be taken to every part of the _______

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earth

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19
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What did Jesus say his apostles would be?

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His witnesses

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20
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Jesus spoke about the ____ of God.

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The kingdom

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21
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Where did the apostles see Jesus ascend into?

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Heaven

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22
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What did Jesus tell his apostles to do in Jerusalem?

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wait

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23
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When will the Kingdom of God come?

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No one knows but the Father

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24
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Some people envision the resurrected Jesus as a ghost, but they have an incorrect idea about the risen Savior. What two things could Jesus do that ghosts cannot do?

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  1. Jesus has flesh and can be touched
  2. Jesus ate food
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25
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What three promises did Jesus make to His disciples?

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  1. You will be baptized with the Holy Spirit
  2. You will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come up on you
  3. You will be my witnesses
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26
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Who were the 11 apostles?

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Peter, John, James, Andrew, Philip, Thomas, Bartholomew, Matthew, James, Simon, Judas

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27
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Who were Jesus’ half brothers?

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James, Joses, Judas, Simon

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28
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What does the first chapter of Acts tell us about Judas

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He became a guide to those who arrested Jesus. He was numbered among the disciples. He was allotted his share of ministry and he hung himself, which caused his insides to burst out.

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29
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Where is Judas’s “own place”?

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Hell

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30
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What did the disciples do to pick the disciples to replace Judas (in order)?

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  1. They chose two men who had been with them since John was baptizing and Jesus was taken up.
  2. They prayed that God would show which ones of the two he had chosen
  3. They casts lots and the lot fell to Mattias
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31
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What does apostle mean?

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Sent one. The twelve apostles and later Matthias, were chosen by God and were given the same authority as the prophets of the Old Testament. Apparently, a requirement for an apostle was that he must have witnessed the ministry, death, and resurrection of Christ.

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32
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What does ascension mean?

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Christ’s going into heaven

33
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What does casting lots mean

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A decision-making process similar to drawing straws. In this case those involved trusted that God caused the results

34
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What does martyr mean

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One who chooses to die rather than deny his religious beliefs

35
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what does post-resurrection mean?

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The time after Jesus’ resurrection

36
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Who were the people in the upper room?

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Peter, John, James, Andrew, Philip, Thomas, Bartholomew, Matthew, James, Simon, Judas, the women, Mary the mother of Jesus, his brothers, 120 people, Matthias

37
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What did the Holy Spirit look like and sound like when it came to rest on the disciples?

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“And suddenly there came a sound from heaven, as of a rushing mighty wind…Then there appeared to them divided tongues, as of fire and one sat upon each of them”

38
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Why was the time and place right for the event of the Holy Spirit to rest on the people in the upper room?

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Every devout man from every nation under heaven was there to witness the event. Then these men could go tell others.

39
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When the people heard the apostles speaking in their own language, what state were they in?

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amazed and astonished

40
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What condition did some of the crowd believe the apostles were in after they started speaking in their own language?

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The people in the upper room drunk

41
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Because God is _______, He ______all things, including our salvation

A

sovereign; determines

42
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True or False? Jesus’ body rotted when he was in the tomb

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False

43
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When does a person receive the Holy Spirit?

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When you repent and are baptized. You also have to preach to people, testify that he is the one appointed by God, and believe in Jesus!

44
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Who will receive the promise of the Holy Spirit?

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Everyone whom the Lord our God calls to himself.

45
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How many believers were added to the early church on the day of Pentecost?

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About 3000

46
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What were some traits of the early church?

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Believers continued steadfastly in the apostles’ doctrine, they had fellowship with one another, they broke bread in what we call communion today, they continued to pray, all believers were together, they shared with those in needs, they broke bread and ate in their homes, their hearts were glad, they praised God, they enjoyed favor among those in Jerusalem,.

47
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What does appointed mean?

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Named, in this case, by God

48
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What does chosen mean?

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As used in this lesson, chosen means the same as elect. It is used as an action verb or as a modifier. We as Christians have salvation because God has chosen us

49
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What does determined mean?

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Decided authoritatively

50
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What does discrimination mean?

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The act of treating others differently because of their class, race, or ability

51
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what does dispersion mean?

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A scattering. The word disperse means “to scatter”

52
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What does elect mean?

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Chosen for salvation through divine mercy

53
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What does foreknowledge mean?

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God knows all things, past, present, and future. Foreknowledge is based on God’s attribute of sovereignty; He determined the future, so He foreknew everything, or knew everything in advance

54
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What does foreordained mean?

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Appointed in advance; predestined

55
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What does patriarch mean?

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One of the fathers of the Jewish people

56
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What does Pentecost mean?

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A name derived from the Greek word for fifty, the fiftieth day after the Passover, the day on which the Jews celebrated the giving of the Ten Commandments.

57
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What does predestination mean?

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The doctrine that God has determined from eternity all that will every happen.

58
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What does sovereignty mean?

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A characteristic (or attribute) of God. God determines all things and is in control of all things.

59
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What does tongues mean?

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The coming of the Holy Spirit. Here the word tongues seems to refer to the shape of this visible manifestation of the Spirit’s coming. The Spirit manifested Himself in another way, by giving the apostles the ability to speak in “other tongues”

60
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What were two things that Peter and John saw as the approached the temple?

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  1. A man lame from birth
  2. Beautiful Gate
61
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What did the lame beggar want from Peter and John?

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Alms

62
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How long had the lame man been lame?

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More than forty years/all his life

63
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What was the only thing that Peter and John had to give the lame beggar?

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The name of Jesus Christ

64
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How soon was the lame man healed?

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immediately

65
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What verbs describe the man after he was healed of his sickness?

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leaping up, stood, walking, praising God. “And leaping up, he stood and began to work, and entered the temple with them walking and leaping praising God.” (v. 8)

66
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What were the people’s reaction when the lame man was healed?

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amazement, wonder, and awe

67
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What was the man thing that Peter wanted to people to know after he healed the lame man?

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Peter wanted the Jews to know he didn’t give the man strength. But “by faith in his name” the an was restored to perfect health by Jesus.

68
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What’s another name for the “man of Israel”?

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Jews

69
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What are the four things that the men of Israel did to Jesus?

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  1. delivered up Jesus
  2. denied the Holy One and the Just
  3. asked that a murdered be released
  4. killed the Prince of life
70
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What did the many people say to Pilate that was apart of the crowd that was there listening to Peter?

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“Let him be crucified!” and “His blood be on us and on our children!”

71
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Peter tells the people in the crowd that saying these ugly things to Pilate was done in what?

A

ignorance

72
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What 2 things would you do after you heard Peter give his sermon? For what two reasons?

A

Repent and turn back. That your sins may be blotted out and times of refreshing may come from the presence of the Lord.

73
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What four words describe Jesus?

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The Prince of Life, servant, just, and the Holy One

74
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What had Moses said would be the penalty for those who did not listen to “the prophet”?

A

the would be destroyed

75
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What does alms mean?

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Something as money or food given freely to relieve the poor

76
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what does blotted out mean?

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Completely wiped out

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78
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What does covenant mean?

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Solemn and binding agreement or promise

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