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Definition of covenant
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Covenant
(n.) A
solemn
compact
between
members
of a
church
to
maintain
its
faith,
discipline,
etc..
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Covenanting
::
Covenanting
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Covenan.
Covenant
::
Covenant
(n.) An
undertaking,
on
sufficient
consideration,
in
writing
and under seal, to do or to
refrain
from some act or
thing;
a
contract;
a
stipulation;
also, the
document
or
writing
containing
the terms of
agreement..
Stipulation
::
Stipulation
(n.) That which is
stipulated,
or
agreed
upon; that which is
definitely
arranged
or
contracted;
an
agreement;
a
covenant;
a
contract
or
bargain;
also, any
particular
article,
item, or
condition,
in a
mutual
agreement;
as, the
stipulations
of the
allied
powers
to
furnish
each his
contingent
of
troops..
Confederate
::
Confederate
(v. i.) To unite in a
league;
to join in a
mutual
contract
or
covenant;
to band
together.
Covenanted
::
Covenanted
(imp. & p. p.) of
Covenan.
Article
::
Article
(v. i.) To agree by
articles;
to
stipulate;
to
bargain;
to
covenant.
Covenant
::
Covenant
(n.) An
agreement
made by the
Scottish
Parliament
in 1638, and by the
English
Parliament
in 1643, to
preserve
the
reformed
religion
in
Scotland,
and to
extirpate
popery
and
prelacy;
--
usually
called
the
Solemn
League
and
Covenant..
Abrahamic
::
Abrahamic
(a.)
Pertaining
to
Abraham,
the
patriarch;
as, the
Abrachamic
covenant..
Assure
::
Assure
(v. t.) To
insure;
to
covenant
to
indemnify
for loss, or to pay a
specified
sum at
death.
See
Insure..
Forward
::
Forward
(n.) An
agreement;
a
covenant;
a
promise.
Contrahent
::
Contrahent
(a.)
Entering
into
covenant;
contracting;
as,
contrahent
parties..
Warrant
::
Warrant
(n.) To
assure,
as a thing sold, to the
purchaser;
that is, to
engage
that the thing is what it
appears,
or is
represented,
to be, which
implies
a
covenant
to make good any
defect
or loss
incurred
by it..
Faithless
::
Faithless
(a.) Not
observant
of
promises
or
covenants.
Uncovenanted
::
Uncovenanted
(a.) Not
having
joined
in a
league,
or
assented
to a
covenant
or
agreement,
as to the
Solemn
League
and
Covenant
of the
Scottish
people
in the times of the
Stuarts..
Indissoluble
::
Indissoluble
(a.)
Incapable
of being
rightfully
broken
or
dissolved;
perpetually
binding
or
obligatory;
firm;
stable,
as, an
indissoluble
league
or
covenant..
Jehovah
::
"Jehovah
(n.) A
Scripture
name of the
Supreme
Being,
by which he was
revealed
to the Jews as their
covenant
God or
Sovereign
of the
theocracy;
the
""ineffable
name""
of the
Supreme
Being,
which was not
pronounced
by the
Jews..
Contractor
::
Contractor
(n.) One who
contracts;
one of the
parties
to a
bargain;
one who
covenants
to do
anything
for
another;
specifically,
one who
contracts
to
perform
work on a
rather
large
scale,
at a
certain
price or rate, as in
building
houses
or
making
a
railroad..
Covenantee
::
Covenantee
(n.) The
person
in whose favor a
covenant
is made.
Cameronian
::
Cameronian
(n.) A
follower
of the Rev.
Richard
Cameron,
a
Scotch
Covenanter
of the time of
Charles
II..
Infidelity
::
Infidelity
(n.)
Unfaithfulness
to the
marriage
vow or
contract;
violation
of the
marriage
covenant
by
adultery.
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