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  • Lbooth1955 - 11 months ago
    pg 2.

    n the Old Testament, the earthly kingdom promised to Israel is a central theme of prophecy-rooted in God's covenants with Abraham, David, and reiterated by the prophets. These passages consistently describe a literal kingdom on earth, centered in Jerusalem, where Messiah reigns over Israel and the nations.

    Here are some key OT scriptures:

    1. Promise to Abraham - A literal land & nation

    Genesis 13:14-15 - God promises Abraham and his seed the land forever.

    Genesis 17:8 - "I will give unto thee, and to thy seed after thee, the land for an everlasting possession."

    2. Davidic Covenant - Messiah ruling from Jerusalem

    2 Samuel 7:12-16 - God promises David a seed (Messiah) whose throne and kingdom will be established forever.

    Psalm 89:3-4, 34-37 - David's throne and kingdom will endure like the sun and moon.

    3. Prophecies of the earthly kingdom

    Isaiah 2:2-4 - In the last days, the mountain of the LORD's house will be established in Jerusalem; nations will come to learn God's ways; peace will cover the earth.

    Isaiah 9:6-7 - Messiah will sit upon the throne of David and rule with justice forever.

    Isaiah 11:1-10 - Messiah reigns in righteousness; the wolf dwells with the lamb; the earth is full of the knowledge of the LORD.

    Jeremiah 23:5-6 - The "Branch" of David will reign as King, executing justice in the land.

    Ezekiel 37:21-28 - Israel regathered in their land; David (Messiah) will be king over them; God's sanctuary in their midst forever.

    Daniel 2:44 - In the days of earthly kings, God will set up a kingdom that will never be destroyed.

    Daniel 7:13-14, 27 - The Son of Man receives an everlasting dominion, and the kingdom is given to the saints.

    Zechariah 14:9, 16-17 - The LORD will be King over all the earth; nations will come to Jerusalem to worship.
  • S Spencer - In Reply - 11 months ago
    Amen Lbooth1955!

    Thanks again for those scripture references!

    God bless!



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