Abraham
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They built arks, left homelands, and offered sons on the basis of promises they would not live to receive. Hebrews 11 parades these witnesses before us not as ethnic heroes but as people who looked past the earthly to the heavenly — strangers and exiles reaching for a city God himself designed. They were looking…
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The post explores the theological concept of “land” in biblical context, emphasizing its shift from a specific territory in the Old Testament to a broader, global promise in the New Testament, highlighting its role as a shadow of divine promises fulfilled universally through Christ.
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Dispensationalism wrongly focuses on a land promise for ethnic Israel, missing the true promise: Abraham’s descendants inheriting the world through faith in Christ. This promise isn’t about a physical land, but about global spiritual inheritance through Christ. The church’s mission is worldwide, not focused on giving land to Israel.