One thing that everyone knows for sure is that something is terribly wrong with the world; things aren't the way they're supposed to be. The world is a messy place. There are wars, crime, shattered families, sickness, suffering, and death. Why is everything broken? And why do we naturally hope for something better? A human being cannot live without hope. Where does that sense of hope come from?

This article considers the breaking of the covenant in Genesis 3 at the fall into sin.

This article argues against the use of the concept of a pre-fall covenant of works. The author prefers the term “covenant of love.”

This article shows how God first established his covenant in Paradise. It shows that the existence of the covenant already then can be inferred from man’s special status, gifts, and obligations, outlined in Genesis 1:26 and Genesis 2:2-20. It also discusses the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil.

From Genesis 1-3 this article looks at the relationship between the covenant of works and the covenant of grace. It shows how the covenant of works leads to God’s revelation of salvation.

This article is on the covenant of works and the covenant of grace.

This article discusses the covenant of works as understood by Casper Olevianus & Zacharias Ursinus, Herman Witsius, Wilhelmus à Brakel, Herman Bavinck and Louis Berkhof.

This article is about the covenant of works (covenant in paradise), and specifically also about reward and blessing in paradise.