The Covenant of Redemption (Willard) Academic I do not doubt that

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The Covenant of Redemption (Willard) Academic I do not doubt thatHardcover, 200 pages Many are familiar with the two covenants God made with mankind, The Covenant of Works and The Covenant of Grace. But not many are familiar with the covenant God made with Himself and with Christ, which theologians call The Covenant of Redemption. In this very rare work, the New England Puritan, Samuel Willard, opens this doctrine in its fullness and shows us the eternal plan God devised to honor His Son before the entire universe,