everlasting covenant
Perpetual sacred agreement
An everlasting covenant is a binding agreement intended to last forever, especially in religious contexts where God makes permanent promises to humanity.
In the Hebrew Bible, God's covenants with Noah, Abraham, and David are described as everlasting—unconditional pledges that transcend generations.
The rainbow symbolizes God's everlasting covenant never again to flood the earth.
The phrase appears in Christian theology to describe salvation through Christ and in Mormon doctrine for celestial marriage.
- divine promiseDeity's binding commitment
- God's faithfulnessReliability of the sacred
- divine lawRules from deity
- moral principleRule of right conduct
- testamentWritten proof or legacy
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