The Two Covenants

About this book

Andrew Murray's meditation on the old and new covenants, published in 1898. Murray contrasts the covenant of law, with its promises and failures, with the new covenant in Christ and its better promises, and calls believers to enter fully into its blessings by faith and surrender. It carries his characteristic message: the Christian life is received, not achieved.

Contents

1. Introduction
2. Chapter I. A Covenant God
3. Chapter II. The Two Covenants: Their Relation
4. Chapter III. The First Covenant 🔒
5. Chapter IV. The New Covenant 🔒
6. Chapter V. The Two Covenants in Christian Experience 🔒
7. Chapter VI. The Everlasting Covenant 🔒
8. Chapter VII. The New Covenant: A Ministration of the Spirit 🔒
9. Chapter VIII. The Two Covenants: The Transition 🔒
10. Chapter IX. The Blood of the Covenant 🔒
11. Chapter X. Jesus, the Mediator of the New Covenant 🔒
12. Chapter XI. Jesus, the Surety of a Better Covenant 🔒
13. Chapter XII. The Book of the Covenant 🔒
14. Chapter XIII. New Covenant Obedience 🔒
15. Chapter XIV. The New Covenant: a Covenant of Grace 🔒
16. Chapter XV. The Covenant of an Everlasting Priesthood 🔒
17. Chapter XVI. The Ministry of the New Covenant 🔒
18. Chapter XVII. His Holy Covenant 🔒
19. Chapter XVIII. Entering the Covenant: with all the Heart 🔒
20. NOTE A (Chap. II). The Second Blessing 🔒
21. NOTE B (Chap. IV). The Law written in the Heart 🔒
22. NOTE C (Chap. VII). George Muller and his Second Conversion 🔒
23. NOTE D (Chap X). Canon Battersby 🔒
24. NOTE E (Chap. VIII). Nothing of Myself 🔒
25. Note F. (Chap. XVIII) The Whole Heart 🔒