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=== COVENANT: DESCENDANTS ===
=== COVENANT: DESCENDANTS ===
{{#mermaid:graph LR
{{#mermaid:graph TB
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E[ABRAM LEAVE EGYPT]--GOD'S PROMISE-->PL[RETURN TO PROMISED LAND]--CONFLICT/WAR-->MZ[MELCHIZEDEK: HIGH PRIEST]--BLESSES ABRAM-->1[COVENANT:GOD PROMISES ABRAM A SON]
E[ABRAM LEAVES EGYPT]--GOD'S PROMISE-->PL[RETURN TO PROMISED LAND]
end
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PL--CONFLICT-WAR--ABRAM DEFEATS INVADERS-->MZ[MELCHIZEDEK: KING & HIGH PRIEST]--BLESSES ABRAM-->1[COVENANT:GOD PROMISES ABRAM A SON]
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1-->[ABRAM DESPAIRS<BR>OF HAVING CHILD]--IMPREGNATES SLAVE GIRL, HAGAR-->[DISOBEYS GOD]
1-->[ABRAM DESPAIRS<BR>OF HAVING CHILD]--IMPREGNATES SLAVE GIRL, HAGAR-->[DISOBEYS GOD]
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1-->GOD KEEPS PROMISE-->I[SARAI HAS CHILD: ISAAC]--NEW COVENANT-->AC[GOD CHANGES HIS NAME TO ABRAHAM]
1-->GOD KEEPS PROMISE-->I[SARAI HAS CHILD: ISAAC]--NEW COVENANT-->AC[GOD CHANGES HIS NAME TO ABRAHAM]
end
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Revision as of 17:10, 20 March 2024

Salvation History refers to "God's plan of salvation" as revealed in the Old and New Testaments

Covenants: cycle of Blessings, Curses & Redemption

Edenic Covenant

Garden of Eden: Edenic Covenant

The Fall: Adamic Covenant

Descendants of Cain & Seth




NOAHIC COVENANT

SIN MULTIPLIES & GOD'S WRATH (anger)

The Flood

Noahic Covenant

Noah was a righteous man Noah was a righteous man and blameless in his generation (see Gn 6:9)

Noah's Descendants

"Shem" means "name." The descendants of Ham are jealous and try to make a "shem for themselves in defiance of God's chosen line of Shem.

Abrahamic Covenant

COVENANT: PROMISED LAND

FAITH TESTED

COVENANT: DESCENDANTS

subgraph " " 1-->[ABRAM DESPAIRS
OF HAVING CHILD]--IMPREGNATES SLAVE GIRL, HAGAR-->[DISOBEYS GOD] end subgraph " " HG[HAGAR'S CHILD: ISMHAEL]--CURSE-->HG1[CONFLICT/SEPARATION IN DESCENDANTS] end subgraph " " 1-->GOD KEEPS PROMISE-->I[SARAI HAS CHILD: ISAAC]--NEW COVENANT-->AC[GOD CHANGES HIS NAME TO ABRAHAM] end

-->4d[ABRAHAM PROMISED DESCENDANTS] -->4d[ABRAHAM PROMISED DESCENDANTS]

--FAITH TESTED-->4c[SENT TO EYGYP]



subgraph " " 5a[ABRAHAMIC COVENANT]--REDEMPTION-->5b[NATIONS OF ISREAL]--BLESSING-->5c[BABEL]--CURSE-->5d[EXILE AND SLAVERY IN EGYPT] end }}

Abraham's Journey to Canaan according to the Book of Genesis.

Mosaic Covenant




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New Covenant v. Mosaic Covenant

From Galatians 4:25:

For it is written that Abraham had two sons, one by the slave woman and the other by the freeborn woman. The son of the slave woman was born naturally, the son of the freeborn through a promise.

Now this is an allegory. These women represent two covenants. One was from Mount Sinai, bearing children for slavery; this is Hagar. Hagar represents Sinai,* a mountain in Arabia; it corresponds to the present Jerusalem, for she is in slavery along with her children.


OLD MERMAID CODE (PRE-MAR 10)






{{mermaid:flowchart TD;

0[CREATION]--BLESSION:GARDEN OF EDEN-->A[EDENIC COVENANT]--BLESSING: Marriage-->Aa[ADAM & EVE]; Ac[SIN]--CURSE: THE FALL-->Ad[EXPULSION];

Aa--CHILDREN-->ABEL; Aa--CHILDREN-->CAIN; Aa--CHILDREN-->SETH;

CAIN--MURDERS-->ABEL CAIN-->ENOCH-->LAMECK-->Af[SONS OF MAN]--> SETH-->ENOSH-->Ag[SONS OF GOD]

B[NOAHIC COVENANT]--BLESSING: no more floods!-->Bb[RAINBOW]
Bc[HAM]-->S[SIN]-->Z
C[ABRAHAMIC COVENANT 1]--BLESSING: Promised Land-->Ca[ABRAHAMIC COVENANT 2];
Cb[ABRAHAMIC COVENANT 2]-->Cc[ABRAHAMIC COVENANT 3];
C-->Cd[TRIBES];


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{{#mermaid:flowchart TD CREATION

subgraph EDENIC COVENANT

A[EDENIC COVENANT]--BLESSING: Marriage-->Aa[ADAM & EVE];
Ac[FALL]--SIN-->Z[CURSE]
Ad[CAIN]-->Z[SONS OF MAN];
Aa--BLESSING: Seth-->Ae[SONS OF GOD];


NOAH

B[NOAHIC COVENANT]--BLESSING: no more floods!-->Bb[RAINBOW]
Bc[HAM]-->S[SIN]-->Z
C[ABRAHAMIC COVENANT 1]--BLESSING: Promised Land-->Ca[ABRAHAMIC COVENANT 2];
Cb[ABRAHAMIC COVENANT 2]-->Cc[ABRAHAMIC COVENANT 3];
C-->Cd[TRIBES];
Aa--CURSE-->Ac[THE FALL];