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In this article the relationship between the different covenants in the Old  and New Testament is discussed. This relationship is described as an inter­-relationship between the different phases of the history of the covenant,  applying contingency and coherence (see Beker, 1980) as terms which  adequately describe the historical nature of the covenant. The conclusion  arrived at is that the one and same covenant of grace throughout its whole  history is characterized by contingency and coherence, which prevents one  from contrasting the Old and New Covenant as is usually done in the  tradition of Reformed theology. Each phase of the history of the covenant  has its own characteristics which are historically determined, but which at  the same time transmit an eternal message of salvation

Oud en Nieuw Verbond: contingentie en coherentie in de verbondsgeschiedenis