A Comparative Study of the Notion of “ Covenant” in Judaism and Zoroastrianism

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HAKIMIFAR KHALIL; ABSALAN MOHEB ALI; MIRI ELAHE

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Journal: Comparative Theology Year:2019 | Volume:9 | Issue:20 Page(s): 13-16

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A Comparative Study of the Notion of “ Covenant” in Judaism and Zoroastrianism

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HAKIMIFAR KHALIL | ABSALAN MOHEB ALI | MIRI ELAHE | Issue Writer Certificate

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CovenantQ1

Relationship of Go and ManQ1

ZoroastrianismQ2

JudaismQ2

Abstract

In the ancient world, the Covenant was a serious agreement that societies attempted to regulate the behavior of individuals and institutions, especially in areas where there was not enough social control in them. Therefore, in the history of religion, the concept of the Covenant is the longstanding concept, which has been emphasized especially in monotheistic religions. The God of the Old Testament sets his own behavior with his servants according to the Covenant. The treaty in the Zarathustrianism can be study by the principle of Asha / Artah (Truth) and the practice of Mithra. It is a supernatural law that is one with natural law. This doctrine is considered a metaphysical supporter to all treaties and then, it has played a decisive role in maintaining the moral and social order. The concept of these words and their reflection in these religions are the issues that have been investigated in this study. Despite the considerable differences between these oldest religions in Western Asia, they seem to regard these doctrines as fundamental and have shown it with various shapes and symbols. The essential differences in this regard, are related to the origin of the Covenant, its inclusion, repetition and being exclusion or graduality and significant similarities related to the concept, importance and educational aspect of them. This research has been done by comparative and analytical method with the aim of understanding of this common doctrine to enhance mutual understanding between religions...

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HAKIMIFAR, KHALIL, ABSALAN, MOHEB ALI, & MIRI, ELAHE. (2019). A Comparative Study of the Notion of “ Covenant” in Judaism and Zoroastrianism. COMPARATIVE THEOLOGY, 9(20 ), 13-16. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/373147/en

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HAKIMIFAR KHALIL, ABSALAN MOHEB ALI, MIRI ELAHE. A Comparative Study of the Notion of “ Covenant” in Judaism and Zoroastrianism. COMPARATIVE THEOLOGY[Internet]. 2019;9(20 ):13-16. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/373147/en

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KHALIL HAKIMIFAR, MOHEB ALI ABSALAN, and ELAHE MIRI, “A Comparative Study of the Notion of “ Covenant” in Judaism and Zoroastrianism,” COMPARATIVE THEOLOGY, vol. 9, no. 20 , pp. 13–16, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/373147/en

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