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	Covenant theology (also known as '''Covenantalism''' or '''Federalism''') is a framework for interpreting and understanding the Bible by using the concept of a covenant as an organizing principle for Christian theology. [[~~Reformed theology]] affirms and utilizes~~ Covenant ~~theology; which contrasts with other interpretive frameworks, such as [[Dispensational~~ theology]].		#REDIRECT [[Covenant theology]]