The Divine Covenants

The Divine Covenants by A. W. Pink is a substantial biblical and theological study of God’s covenant dealings with mankind.

Pink argues that the covenants are not a secondary doctrine, but one of the major structures of divine revelation. From Genesis to Hebrews, Scripture reveals God’s saving purpose through covenant promise, covenant headship, covenant obligation, and covenant fulfillment in Christ.

In this work, Pink examines the everlasting covenant, the covenant of works, the Adamic covenant, the Noahic covenant, the Abrahamic covenant, the Sinaitic covenant, the Davidic covenant, and the new covenant. He shows how these covenant dealings are connected to the unfolding plan of redemption and how they reveal the grace, sovereignty, holiness, and faithfulness of God.

Pink writes with doctrinal precision, showing that salvation is not an afterthought, but is grounded in the eternal purpose of God and secured through Jesus Christ, the mediator and surety of the covenant. He connects the covenants to the person and work of Christ, the fall of Adam, federal headship, divine promise, law, grace, redemption, and the believer’s hope.

This public domain classic is republished for modern readers who desire a serious, Scripture-saturated treatment of covenant theology. It is especially suited for pastors, Bible teachers, theological students, and Christians seeking a deeper understanding of the unity of Scripture and the covenantal foundation of salvation.