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发帖数: 3781 | 1 God promised, "thine house … shall be established forever before thee." The
term "house" refers to David's physical seed (posterity or people) who come
from David's physical line (see Psalm 89:3-4, 36; 2 Chron. 21:7). David is
ultimately promised that he would have a family of people (house) which stem
s from his loins that would someday inherit an eternal kingdom over which a
king will rule. But this promise contains more than this.
This promise presupposes (assumes) that God would keep the Jewish people ali
ve and the dynasty or physical line of the kings coming into the world throu
gh David's physical line. The "house of David" refers to the physical seed o
f David (Zech 12:10). David himself would not build the literal physical tem
ple (2 Sam. 7: 13) but God promises that David would have another kind of ho
use (physical descendants) that come forth from his own loins that would one
day rule in an eternal kingdom. The promise is that David's people would al
ways exist so they could receive the promised kingdom someday. This Davidic
promise guarantees that the royal line (lineage) of God's people would never
cease from being a people through whom the royal kings could be physically
born. There would always be a king that had David's royal blood flowing thro
ugh his veins. The promise is that a line or house of people (posterity) wou
ld continually extend from David and would be the divinely recognized royal
line through which a king would one day come. A seed forever!
The "house" promise presupposes that there will always be a royal line of pe
ople (royal dynasty) stemming from David or a royal seed will always exist a
nd continue forever. David would always have physical seed and an heir to Hi
s throne. This was directly promised to David in verse 11 (Read vs. 11). "He
will make thee an house" - this may be speaking once again of David's royal
dynasty of people or seed through which kings would be born and be able to
reign (see 1 Chronicles 17:10b - "the Lord will build thee an house"). God w
ill never give up on Israel
Thus, God was promising that David's seed or the royal line of his ancestors
would produce the kings and that they as a people would endure forever. Tur
n to Psalm 89, "I have made a covenant with my chosen, I have sworn unto Dav
id, my servant: Thy seed (David's royal seed or lineage - people through whi
ch the kings would come) will I establish forever" (vv. 3-4). Again He said,
"His seed (people) also will I make to endure forever" (v. 29), and "His se
ed (David's royal seed or people or lineage - through which the kings would
come) shall endure forever" (v. 36).
Even when David's descendant, Jehoram, did evil as the king of Judah, "the L
ORD would not destroy the house of David, because of the covenant that he ha
d made with David" (see 2 Chronicle 21:7). There would always be Jewish peop
le in the world and there will always be a king ready to rule through the Da
vidic line. God would not go back on His promise. David would have a seed fo
rever (a posterity or people that could produce the king). | R*o
发帖数: 3781 | 2 Deus mecum
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【在 R*o 的大作中提到】
: God promised, "thine house … shall be established forever before thee." The
: term "house" refers to David's physical seed (posterity or people) who come
: from David's physical line (see Psalm 89:3-4, 36; 2 Chron. 21:7). David is
: ultimately promised that he would have a family of people (house) which stem
: s from his loins that would someday inherit an eternal kingdom over which a
: king will rule. But this promise contains more than this.
: This promise presupposes (assumes) that God would keep the Jewish people ali
: ve and the dynasty or physical line of the kings coming into the world throu
: gh David's physical line. The "house of David" refers to the physical seed o
: f David (Zech 12:10). David himself would not build the literal physical tem
| R*o
发帖数: 3781 | 3 May God be with me
【在 R*o 的大作中提到】
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