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Excerpted from: Jesus in the Feasts (Part One): Unleavened BreadSo what was God's motivation for doing all these things for the Israelites? It was His love for them. He loved them and wanted to bring them into the Promised Land, give them everything that He had promised—and that is a big thing. He wanted to show them that He keeps His promises. Or we could put it another way: He sticks to His plans. Or to put it another way, as we saw here in verse 9, He is a faithful God. You can trust Him. He does what He says He will do.
So the plan, notice this, this is very important, the plan was to build a nation of those who resembled Abraham. And He decided to do this in two steps. First, He called Abraham's physical descendants and made them a nation, Israel, and gave them to us as a type and an example. Part Two of the plan is that He called Abraham's spiritual descendants, those who have the faith of Abraham, or who would have the faith of Abraham. We call those people the elect, the members of God's church, the bride of Christ.
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Why Israel? (Part Two)
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His Eye Is On the Sparrow (Part Five)
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Where Is the Beast? (Part Six)
Where Is the Beast? (Part 5)
The Handwriting Is on the Wall (2002)
Sanctification and Holiness (Part 1)
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