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Biblical studies

the description, from Sanders, of ancient Jewish religion as grounded in God's covenant grace, with law-keeping as the means of staying in the covenant.

In biblical studies, covenantal nomism refers to the description, from Sanders, of ancient Jewish religion as grounded in God's covenant grace, with law-keeping as the means of staying in the covenant. This meaning comes from Sanders (1977) in Paul and Palestinian Judaism.[1]

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  1. Sanders, E. P. (1977). Paul and Palestinian Judaism: A comparison of patterns of religion. Fortress Press. ISBN 9780800604998

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