testaments

Evidence of beliefs

Testaments are things that serve as evidence or proof: The ruins stand as testaments to the city's ancient glory.

The word often appears in the phrase a testament to, indicating something demonstrates a quality or achievement.

In legal contexts, a testament is a will—a document declaring how property should be distributed after death.

Capitalized, the Old Testament and New Testament are the two main divisions of the Christian Bible.

legal

will

Faculty of deliberate choice

beneficiary · executor · probate · codicil · devise · legacy · succession · endowment · heir · trust

evidence

proof

Demonstration of truth

confirmation · verification · tribute · monument · indicator · affirmation · substantiation · validation · corroboration · manifestation

scriptural

Bible

Christian sacred writings

prophecy · revelation · canon · apostle · psalm · epistle · Torah · commandments · sacred text · Pentateuch

covenant

pact

Formal agreement between parties

vow · bond · compact · promise · accord · pledge · commitment · charter · concordat · solemn promise

Categories
Opposites
evidential strength

testamentsconjectures

Unverified assumptions or theories

speculations · opinions · guesses · suppositions · hunches

ASSERTION vs. DENIAL

testamentsdenials

Refusals to acknowledge

refutations · disproofs · contradictions · disavowals · repudiations

documentary permanence

testamentsephemera

Disposables preserved as collectibles

Phrases
Family

testament, New Testament, Old Testament, testamentary

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