TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

CONSIDERATION OF THE JEREMIAH PASSAGE

The Consideration of the Greater Context of Jeremiah

Historical Context

Literary Context

The Consideration of the Narrower Context of Jeremiah

The Relationship of the Great Covenants Between 
the Lord and His People

The Abrahamic Covenant

The Davidic Covenant

The Mosaic Covenant

The Consideration of the Quoted Text

CONSIDERATION OF THE HEBREWS PASSAGE

The Consideration of the Greater Context of Hebrews

The Consideration of the Narrower Context of Hebrews

The Consideration of the Specific Text

THEOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS

Restatement of the Problems

Issues of Continuity

Issues of Discontinuity

Various Theories

The Originally Intended Participants have been Replaced by the Church

The New Covenant is Only for the Nation of Israel

There are Two "New Covenants"

There is Only One New Covenant

Solution Offered

CONCLUSION

APPENDICES

APPENDIX I

FURTHER MATERIAL ON ESCHATOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS FROM JEREMIAH CONTEXT

Introduction

Jerusalem's Future

The Davidic Covenant Fulfilled

The Restoration of the Nation of Israel

The Future Role for the Levites

Conclusion

APPENDIX II

THE TEXT TYPE OF THE OLD TESTAMENT QUOTATION

BIBLIOGRAPHY