In the latter-day Saints movement, an alliance is a promise given between God and a person or group of men. [13] God establishes the conditions of the covenant, and when the conditions are met, he blesses the person who contracted the covenant and who held. If confederation is violated, blessings are retained and, in some cases, a sentence or punishment is imposed. [13] The original alliance between God and humanity marked the beginning of creation according to Islamic theology. It is assumed that before the creation of heaven and earth, God gathered all creation (which would never exist) in a timeless and timeless region and informed him of the truth of his existence. This moment is called in verse 7:172 of the Quran as follows:[24] The Ten Commandments were God`s covenant with Israel, and they are today His covenant with us. To read the commandments is to learn God`s will for human society. It is important to remember that the commandments represent as a document of synthesis the whole covenant – the total relationship – between God and his people. Reading you is much more than a checklist of God`s needs to check. It is to hear God say, “I am God, and I love you enough to make an alliance with you in my own blood.” 5. The summary documentThe summary document served two purposes. As it was short, it could be easily read and stored. As he summarized the whole alliance, he represented the whole relationship between the parties.

Normally, two copies of this document were made, and each of the parties took a copy and placed it in a holy place to be kept. In the Indoiraian religious tradition, Mithra-Mitra is the hypostasis of the Union and thus the guardian and protector of moral, social and interpersonal relations, including love and friendship. [Citation required] In living Zoroastrianism, which is one of the two main developments in the Indoiranian religious tradition, Mithra is, by extension, a judge who protects agreements by ensuring that those who break you do not come to heaven. [Citation required] It`s literally a contract. In the Bible (see also the Bible), an agreement between God and his people, in which God makes promises to his people and generally requires some behavior on their part.