12. The Davidic Covenant (2 Samuel 7)

Having found himself in a time of peace, with the Ark of the Covenant safely placed in the tabernacle in Jerusalem, David proposed to Nathan the prophet the next phase of his plan to establish a central sanctuary. Though Nathan gave his initial approval, he later returned to deliver an extraordinary and staggering message to David, a message that has come to be called, "The Davidic Covenant." The message emphasized that God had not, and could not, be tied down to a specific location, that God had always been 'on the move' with his people. The message also granted, however, that a central sanctuary would be built by David's son Solomon, but only as a provisional anticipation of an even greater temple that would also be characterized, not by a permanent location, but by even greater mobility.

Видео 12. The Davidic Covenant (2 Samuel 7) канала Bruce Gore