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Goal: Integrate the course themes (Covenant, Kingdom, and the People of God) into a coherent, well-supported synthesis that shows both biblical-theological continuity and key developments across redemptive history.

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Prompt

You will produce a concise, structured synthesis that answers:

1. How does “Kingdom” relate to each major biblical covenant (Adamic, Noahic, Abrahamic, Mosaic, Davidic, New Covenant)?
2. How do these covenants together form one unified story of God and his people?
3. What changes (and what remains consistent) as the story moves from covenant to covenant?

Deliverables

Choose one format:

• Essay (recommended): 1,500–2,500 words
• Teaching outline: 35–60 minutes of content + handout (1–2 pages)
• Slide deck: 12–18 slides (divider lines --- can be used as slide breaks in Notion Presentation Mode)

Required sections (include headings)

1) Thesis (100–200 words)

State your core claim about how kingdom relates to covenant across the whole storyline.

2) Covenant-by-covenant analysis (core of the project)

For each of the five covenants, include:

• Context & scope (Where does it occur? Who’s involved? What problem is being addressed?)
• Kingdom dimension (rule/reign, realm, people, presence, mission)
• People of God (Who belongs? What marks them? What is their vocation?)
• Sign / mediator / promises (as applicable)