The Davidic Covenant
What Are We to Make of IsraelSteve Gregg
Explore the profound concept of the Davidic Covenant as presented by Steve Gregg. This biblical teaching sheds light on the relationship between ethnic Israel and the nation of Israel, delving into the distinctions between them. Gregg examines how Jesus, as the seed of Abraham, fulfills the covenant and establishes a kingdom, separate from the church, that awaits its future fulfillment. Gain a deeper understanding of the kingdom of God and its implications for believers today through this insightful exploration of the Davidic Covenant.
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