Unbreakable 2: The Death of the Son
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The document discusses biblical passages about covenants and blood from Exodus and Jeremiah. It mentions that Moses sprinkled blood from sacrifices on the people and the altar to establish the covenant between God and the Israelites. A passage from Jeremiah foretells a new covenant God will make in the future where he will forgive sins and be their God. The document also quotes Jesus saying "This cup is the new covenant of my blood."
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