I am continuing our look at the seven promises to Abraham about his progeny. In the orginal FTPD blog I listed out all seven promises as listed in the book "The Fall and Redemption of Adam's Race" written by Lawrence Blanchard. I have already shown that the seventh, the land promise, was fulfilled and that it is mute after that point (Joshua 21:43-45). As for the other six promises, we can see these fulfilled in the characteristics of the descended peoples known as Christian Israelites.

6. Abraham's descendants would possess the gate of their enemies.

And your seed shall possess the gate of their enemies. – Genesis 22:17

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I am continuing our look at the seven promises to Abraham about his progeny. In the original article I listed out all seven promises as listed in the book "The Fall and Redemption of Adam's Race" written by Lawrence Blanchard. I have already shown that the seventh, the land promise, was fulfilled and that it is mute after that point (Joshua 21:43-45). As for the other six promises, we can see these fulfilled in the characteristics of the descended peoples known as Christian Israelites.

5. Abraham's descendants would produce kings.

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I am continuing our look at the seven promises to Abraham about his progeny. In the first Pastor's Desk article I listed out all seven promises as listed in the book "The Fall and Redemption of Adam's Race" written by Lawrence Blanchard. I have already shown that the seventh, the land promise, was fulfilled and that it is mute after that point (Joshua 21:43-45). As for the other six promises, we can see these fulfilled in the characteristics of the descended peoples known as Christian Israelites.

4. Abraham's descendants would become a multitude of nations.

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I am continuing our look at the seven promises to Abraham about his progeny. In the first article in this series I listed out all seven promises as listed in the book "The Fall and Redemption of Adam's Race" written by Lawrence Blanchard. I have already shown that the seventh, the land promise, was fulfilled and that it is mute after that point (Joshua 21:43-45). As for the other six promises, we can see these fulfilled in the characteristics of the descended peoples known as Christian Israelites.

3. Abraham's descendants would become a vast multitude of people.

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I am continuing our look at the seven promises to Abraham about his progeny. In the 8/5/07 FTPD blog I listed out all seven promises as listed in the book "The Fall and Redemption of Adam's Race" written by Lawrence Blanchard. I have already shown that the seventh, the land promise, was fulfilled and that it is mute after that point (Joshua 21:43-45). As for the other six promises, we can see these fulfilled in the characteristics of the descended peoples known as Christian Israelites.

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I am continuing our look at the seven promises to Abraham about his progeny. In the previous blog on this topic I listed out all seven promises as listed in the book "The Fall and Redemption of Adam's Race" written by Lawrence Blanchard. I have already shown that the seventh, the land promise, was fulfilled and that it is mute after that point (Joshua 21:43-45). As for the other six promises, we can see these fulfilled in the characteristics of the descended peoples known as Christian Israelites.

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In this blog I want to share some interesting thoughts on the seven promises to Abraham. Yahweh God made promises to Abraham that had to be fulfilled as our Lord and God cannot lie and must do as He has faithfully vowed.

Following is a quotation from "The Fall and Redemption of Adam's Race" by Lawrence Blanchard.

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This is my final entry on this topic as it stands in regard to the anonymous senders questions about my beliefs pertaining to New Covenant relationship. As stated in the previous few blogs; if you want to read my opponents complete question look at the first two blogs in this series.

I will reiterate the premise for answering this anonymous contributor. The biggest problem we, students searching the word for understanding, have is a proper Biblical paradigm!

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Again, in this blog I am continuing to answer the questions brought up by my anonymous opponent in regard to the New Covenant relationship and a Biblical view of it. To view the whole commentary by my opponent, you can go back to the first two blogs in this series.

I want to take a moment to remind you of my premise for answering this anonymous letter: "the biggest problem we, students searching the word for understanding, have is a proper Biblical paradigm!

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