Covenants & Prophecy

This topic clarifies that the New Covenant is exclusively for national Israel and not the Church. It distinguishes the Church’s heavenly inheritance under the Everlasting Covenant from Israel’s earthly kingdom promises. Using Hebrews 8, it explains how the New Covenant replaces the Mosaic covenant for Israel’s future restoration and kingdom reign.

This topic clarifies that the New Covenant is a literal promise exclusively for Israel, designed to replace the Mosaic Covenant and restore national relationship with God. The Church is distinct, inheriting through Christ as testament heirs, not covenant parties. Prophetic passages in Jeremiah 31 and Ezekiel 36 confirm the covenant’s future fulfillment during Israel’s millennial restoration.

This topic explains the Church as testamentary heirs of Christ's inheritance, distinct from covenant parties like Israel. Christ secured the inheritance by His death and resurrection, making us co-heirs with Him as the promised Seed of Abraham and David. Hebrews 9:15-17 clarifies this testament distinction and the finished work basis for our eternal inheritance.

This topic examines Daniel's 70th Week as a literal prophetic period specifically for Israel, distinct from the Church. It highlights the 490-year timeline with an interruption, the future destruction of Jerusalem, and the rise of the antichrist. Jesus and Revelation point to Daniel as the key to understanding end-times prophecy and the coming tribulation.

This topic clarifies the distinct events of the Rapture and the Second Coming from a Pauline dispensational view. The Rapture is Christ coming for His Church to meet believers in the air, a mystery revealed through Paul. The Second Coming is Christ returning with His saints to establish His kingdom on earth, related to Israel’s prophetic program. Maintaining the separation between the Church and Israel’s future is essential.

This topic reveals the literal restoration of national Israel as a future fulfillment of God's covenant promises. It highlights Israel's regathering to their land, their salvation through the new covenant, and Christ's reign on David's throne. Viewers will understand that God's purposes for Israel remain unchanged and will be fulfilled in the coming kingdom according to Scripture.

This topic exposes the error of Replacement Theology, which wrongly claims the Church replaces Israel in God's plan. It affirms Israel's distinct future and covenants, emphasizing the Church's heavenly calling as revealed in Pauline dispensational truth. Viewers will learn to rightly divide Scripture, avoid allegorizing Israel's promises, and understand the separate destinies and judgments of Israel and the Church.

This topic explains the Abomination of Desolation as a literal prophetic event in Israel's future tribulation, based on Daniel and Jesus' teachings. It highlights the event as the trigger for the great tribulation, emphasizing watchfulness and literal fulfillment for Israel, not the Church. The teaching warns against spiritualizing or allegorizing this prophecy.

This topic reveals the 144,000 as a distinct, sealed group from Israel’s tribes during the tribulation, serving as prophetic witnesses with a unified voice. They are the firstfruits of Israel’s new covenant, anointed by God to proclaim the gospel and follow the Lamb. Their role highlights God’s faithfulness to His prophetic program apart from the Church.

This topic explores the Millennial Kingdom as a literal 1000-year reign where resurrected believers and Israel coexist under Christ’s Davidic throne on earth. It highlights Satan’s binding, the distinct roles of the Church and Israel, and God’s unfolding administration to head up all things in Christ. The teaching emphasizes literal fulfillment of prophecy and rejects allegorization or replacement theology.