WHAT THE BIBLE TEACHES
CONCERNING FUTURE EVENTS
All history revolves around the Jewish nation and
its people.
This nation has been a most hated target of
persecution down through the years, but still it has never been destroyed.
The Bible speaks clearly of
LET’S CONSIDER GOD’S PROMISES REGARDING THE JEWISH NATION.
I. GOD GAVE ABRAHAM SOME TREMENDOUS PROMISES.
A. Those promises involved a land, a nation, a
personal blessing, a name and a worldwide blessing. Gen. 12:1-4, 7; 13:14-17;
B. These promises
were authorized by the sovereign God.
C. God reiterated
His covenant with Abraham. Gen. 17:1-8.
D. God has a very distinct plan for
- We find in the Word of God
that some of the promises have already been fulfilled and some are yet to be
fulfilled.
II. GOD REPEATED
THE COVENANT TO ISSAC, WHICH HE HAD MADE WITH ABRAHAM. Gen. 26:2-5.
III. GOD APPEARED TO JACOB AND AGAIN REPEATED THE
COVENANT THAT HE HAD MADE TO ABRAHAM, AND TO ISAAC. Gen. 28:13-15.
A.
Before Jacob died he blessed Joseph’s sons; and in doing so, he confirmed God’s
covenant regarding
B. Again, we are reminded that God has a plan for
His people.
C. We see God
dealing with this nation as we look through the books of the Old Testament.
IV. WE FIND THE LORD GIVING SOME PROMISES TO DAVID.
A.
This covenant not only deals with a land and a people, but with a king and a
throne. II Sam. 7:8-16.
V. THESE PROMISES HAVE NEVER HAD THEIR FINAL
FULFILLMENT.
A.
Israel has never inherited the complete land area which God had promised them. Num. 34:1-12;
Ex. 23:31; Deut. 11:24; 34:1-4; Josh. 1:2-6.
B. The King of kings and
Lord of lords, of whom David was a type, has not set up His throne in
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We can be sure
that inasmuch as these promises were made by the God of Abraham, Of Isaac, of
Jacob and of David, that they will be kept.
Next, we will be looking at God’s schedule concerning the Jews. Dan.
9:20-27.