The Hebrew word for covenant is 'Brit' (ברית). The covenant that a Jewish boy enters in upon circumcision is called Brit Milah (ברית מילה). Milah being the word for circumcision.
breet (ברית)
breet = ברית
Possibly, the word sounds similar to the Hebrew word for 'Covenant'
ברית החדשה (breet hahadasha)
Brit could come from the Hebrew word meaning "covenant" This could make sense as Ish is the Hebrew word for "man"
No I don't think so. God's covenant was with the nation of Israel. Amos' message to the kingdoms of Israel and Judah was they were not keeping their part of God's covenant with them.
Abraham made a covenant with God in which Canaan was promised to the Hebrew people as an everlasting possession. This covenant plays a significant role in the history and identity of the Jewish people.
Yes, "covenant" is a noun. It refers to a formal agreement or contract between two parties where they agree to certain terms and conditions.
no. Brit means covenant.
Children of the Covenant = bnei brit (×‘× ×™ ברית), pronounced b'NAY breet.
it is a mutual promise between god and his people
Brit Olam (ברית עולם) is a Hebrew phrase that can be translated as "covenant of the universe" or "eternal covenant"
"Covenant" means an agreement, or a contract.
The covenant (Brit in Hebrew).See also:The Israelite covenant