G-d’s Timetable
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Rabbi Kevin Solomon delivers a powerful, scripture-rich message titled 'G-d’s Timetable,' emphasizing God's unbreakable covenant with Israel and its profound implications for believers today. Drawing from Genesis to Zechariah, he traces God's eternal promise to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, affirming that the land of Israel was given as an unconditional, everlasting inheritance. He highlights the historical and spiritual significance of Israel's return from exile, the miraculous revival of the land, and the fulfillment of ancient prophecies—such as the rebirth of Jerusalem and the flourishing of agriculture—despite centuries of persecution. Rabbi Solomon argues that Israel's survival and sovereignty are not coincidental but divine proof of biblical truth, with global events like international opposition to Israel reflecting spiritual warfare. He connects this to the coming return of Yeshua (Jesus), the Jewish Messiah, and the ultimate restoration of Israel as a nation under divine rule. The message culminates in a call to action, urging the congregation and listeners to support a mission trip for young adults to Israel, framing it as both a spiritual and practical act of blessing.
God’s covenant with Abraham is unconditional and eternal—Israel’s land inheritance is forever.
The return of the Jewish people to Israel and the nation’s revival are literal fulfillments of ancient prophecies.
Global opposition to Israel reflects spiritual conflict, not just politics, as God declares Israel 'the apple of His eye.'
The spiritual renewal of Israel parallels a growing revival among Jewish people coming to faith in Yeshua.
Believers can trust God’s promises because His faithfulness to Israel proves His reliability to all who follow Him.
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Introduction: God’s Faithfulness to Israel
“God says forever, it means forever. If he's going to go back on his promise to Israel, then he could just as well go back on his promise to you.”
Abraham’s Eternal Covenant and the Land Promise
The sermon traces God’s land promise from Genesis 13 and 15, showing that the covenant with Abraham was not conditional and extended to his descendants forever. Rabbi Solomon clarifies that while Ishmael is also blessed, the covenant of inheritance is through Isaac.
Why God Chose the 'Least of All Peoples'
Rabbi Solomon explains that Israel was chosen not for greatness but to demonstrate God’s power and mercy. He uses the Exodus and the 10 plagues as evidence of God’s sovereignty and the purpose of Israel as a testimony to His glory.
The Scattering and the Promise of Restoration
“Even if your outcasts are at the ends of the heavens, from there Adonai your God will gather you and bring you into the land.”
The Literal Fulfillment of Prophecy in Modern Israel
“Mark Twain said, 'What a wasteland.' Today, you see flowers, grass, fruitfulness. God is fulfilling this in our time.”
“They will no longer say, 'As Adonai lives who brought up the children of Israel out of Egypt,' but 'As Adonai lives who brought up and led the offspring of Israel out of the north country.'”
“God says forever, it means forever. If he's going to go back on his promise to Israel, then he could just as well go back on his promise to you.”
“Whoever touches you touches the apple of His eye. You stick in your finger in God's eye. It's what he said.”
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Rabbi Kevin Solomon
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Yeshua
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Abraham
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Genesis
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Isaac
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Congregation Beth Hallel
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Isaiah
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Passover
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Zechariah
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Ishmael
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