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- Covenantal_nomism abstract "Covenantal nomism, in opposition to merit theology, is the belief that 1st century Jews in the land of Israel did not believe in works righteousness. Essentially, it is the belief that one is brought into the Abrahamic covenant through birth and stays in the covenant through works. E. P. Sanders and other proponents of Covenantal nomism do not ask the question of whether this is simply another type of works righteousness, since works are necessary to maintain standing in the covenant. It suggests that the Jewish view of relationship with God is that keeping the law is based only on a prior understanding of relationship with God.The "structure" of covenantal nomism can be described as follows: (1) God has chosen Israel and (2) given the law. The law implies both (3) God’s promise to maintain the election and (4) the requirement to obey. (5) God rewards obedience and punishes transgression. (6) The law provides for means of atonement and atonement results in (7) maintenance or re-establishment of the covenantal relationship. (8) All those who are maintained in the covenant by obedience, atonement and God’s mercy belong to the group that will be saved. An important interpretation of the first and last points is that election and, ultimately, salvation are considered to be by God’s mercy rather than human achievement.".
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- Covenantal_nomism wikiPageWikiLink Category:Mosaic_law_in_Christian_theology.
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- Covenantal_nomism wikiPageWikiLink Christian–Jewish_reconciliation.
- Covenantal_nomism wikiPageWikiLink Covenant_(biblical).
- Covenantal_nomism wikiPageWikiLink E._P._Sanders.
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- Covenantal_nomism wikiPageWikiLink Legalism_(theology).
- Covenantal_nomism wikiPageWikiLink Merit_(Catholicism).
- Covenantal_nomism wikiPageWikiLink New_Perspective_on_Paul.
- Covenantal_nomism wikiPageWikiLink Works_righteousness.
- Covenantal_nomism wikiPageWikiLinkText "Covenantal nomism".
- Covenantal_nomism wikiPageWikiLinkText "covenant community".
- Covenantal_nomism wikiPageWikiLinkText "covenantal nomism".
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- Covenantal_nomism subject Category:Christian_terminology.
- Covenantal_nomism subject Category:Early_Christianity_and_Judaism.
- Covenantal_nomism subject Category:Mosaic_law_in_Christian_theology.
- Covenantal_nomism hypernym Belief.
- Covenantal_nomism type Organisation.
- Covenantal_nomism type Controversy.
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- Covenantal_nomism type Term.
- Covenantal_nomism comment "Covenantal nomism, in opposition to merit theology, is the belief that 1st century Jews in the land of Israel did not believe in works righteousness. Essentially, it is the belief that one is brought into the Abrahamic covenant through birth and stays in the covenant through works. E. P. Sanders and other proponents of Covenantal nomism do not ask the question of whether this is simply another type of works righteousness, since works are necessary to maintain standing in the covenant.".
- Covenantal_nomism label "Covenantal nomism".
- Covenantal_nomism sameAs m.038k2r.
- Covenantal_nomism sameAs Förbundsnomism.
- Covenantal_nomism sameAs Q5179025.
- Covenantal_nomism sameAs Q5179025.
- Covenantal_nomism wasDerivedFrom Covenantal_nomism?oldid=617784298.
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