The Almighty is always faithful, He never fails, and if we take a closer look throughout our past, we notice that He has been ...

Fulfilling the commandment of circumcision means taking the ordinary body of a human being and transforming it into something ...

Through sacrifice and unwavering faith, Abraham’s covenant with God prefigures the greater fulfillment in Christ, as depicted ...

A Flemish Baroque painting reanimates Genesis 16–21 and helps us reflect on trust, covenant and the consequences of human ...

Key fact Jews believe that God and Abraham entered into a covenant in which God promised many descendants, a blessed nation and a Promised Land. [Circumcision] shall be the mark of the covenant ...

God is faithful. He says what He means, and He means what He says. He keeps His word. He fulfills His promises. He is a covenant-keeping God. We must retain a sharp consciousness of this attribute ...

In understanding the covenant we discover the deeper meaning of all of the sacraments. Covenants are how God the Father fathers his family throughout salvation history, beginning with Adam and Eve.

“As for Me,” says the LORD, “this is My covenant with them: My Spirit who is upon you, and My words which I have put in your ...

At every Passover, the Jews recalled and renewed their covenant with God by sacrificing a lamb. This sacrificial lamb once spared the firstborn of the Jews from the exterminating angel who came to ...

Q: Let's talk about the idea of the covenant. Tell us more about its importance. Cohen: One of the main ideas of the Hebrew Scriptures is that the people of Israel relate to God through a covenant.

The readings today from Genesis, Philippians, and Luke offer us a profound reflection on God’s covenant, the call to ...