A justification of the establishment of a better covenant, on the grounds (1) that the first covenant was not faultless; (2) that Jeremiah had predicted the introduction of a new covenant (a) not like the old, but (b) based upon better promises; and (3) that even in Jeremiah's days the first covenant was antiquated by the very title “new” ascribed to that which was then promised.

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Old Testament