1. Christ fulfilled the legal obligations of the pactum salutis in his active and passive obedience as the representative of the elect.

2. The pre-temporal covenant of redemption (pactum salutis) stands behind the covenant of works and covenant of grace.

3. In the history of redemption, the pactum salutis means works for the Son and grace for us.

4. Since pactum commissorium was outlawed during Constantine's reign Emperor, there have been four legislation choices in the world, which embody different purposes concerning the value of law.

5. The pre-temporal covenant of redemption (pactum salutis) stands behind the covenant of works and covenant of grace and orders the history of redemption.

6. The pactum salutis is distinct from and the basis of the covenant of grace.

7. Since the Spirit certainly consented to apply Christ's work to the elect (John 15:26), there is no reason why the Holy Spirit's work cannot be integrated into the pactum salutis.