What does the Bible say about the covenant in Exodus 24?

In Exodus 24, the covenant is confirmed as Moses communicates all the words and judgments of the Lord to the Israelites, who unanimously agree to obey them. Moses then builds an altar, offers sacrifices, and sprinkles blood to symbolize the covenant relationship established by God. This act of confirmation highlights both the commitment of Israel to obey God's laws and the seriousness of approaching a holy God, showing that there must be a mediator and sacrifice involved in such a relationship.