The Covenant Reclaimed

The answers were there.
They were just inconvenient.

Serious biblical and cultural analysis on marriage, covenant, divorce, and the collapse of sexual order. Books, teachings, and long-form articles for people tired of shallow answers.

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Under Adultery's Shadow
Glenn Braunstein
Marriage & Covenant

Under Adultery's Shadow: Betrayed Vows and Invalid Secular Divorce

A direct examination of what Jesus said about divorce and remarriage, what it means for the woman living in a second marriage, and what the church has failed to say clearly for generations.

What Was Left Out
Glenn Braunstein
Biblical Teaching

What Was Left Out

Five areas where the church has systematically avoided what the text actually says — on Torah, the renewed earth, personal revelation culture, gender, and sexual ethics. A word-for-word examination of what was omitted.

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Glenn Braunstein
Forthcoming

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About the Author

Glenn Braunstein

Glenn Braunstein is an author, Bible scholar, and teacher based in the Spokane-Coeur d'Alene region. His work centers on a single conviction: the biblical text says what it says, and the church has spent too long softening it for comfort.

His platform, The Covenant Reclaimed, is built for people who have grown dissatisfied with shallow answers on the hardest questions in Scripture. The work here is serious. The conclusions are often uncomfortable. That is by design.

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The Covenant Reclaimed Series

The Covenant Chain: God, Christ, Husband, Wife

An examination of the four-link covenant structure in Ephesians 5 and what it demands of every party in the chain — including what it means when one party breaks covenant.

Biblical Law

Filtering the Text: When Tradition Overwrites Scripture

Filtering biblical text through modern Christian tradition that arose centuries after the New Testament era cannot honestly be considered when interpreting the passages in context. Here is what that means in practice.