Psalm 53 exposes practical atheism and universal sin while anchoring hope in God’s salvation from Zion. This study traces its background, message, and pastoral applications for communities that choose seeking God over living as if he were absent.
The Parable of the Farmer and His Field in Isaiah 28 shows how God’s discipline is purposeful, measured, and wise—always aimed at producing righteousness in His people.
Ezekiel’s Parable of the Shepherds exposes Israel’s corrupt leaders and promises the coming of a true Shepherd-King from David’s line. In Christ, this prophecy finds its ultimate fulfillment.
Ezekiel’s vision of the dry bones coming to life prophesies Israel’s national restoration—first politically, then spiritually. This vision remains in progress today, pointing toward the ultimate fulfillment when Israel turns to Christ in the end times.
Peter’s fearless defense before the Sanhedrin reaffirmed Jesus as the exalted Prince and Savior and declared that salvation is still offered to Israel. Though the Jewish leaders resisted, the Holy Spirit bore witness to Christ’s resurrection, foreshadowing the future restoration of Israel.
Peter’s bold defense before the Sanhedrin declared Jesus as the rejected cornerstone and the only source of salvation. Though Israel had denied their Messiah, the invitation to believe remained open, pointing toward the future restoration of Israel and the fulfillment of God’s kingdom promises.
Peter’s sermon at Solomon’s Portico was a direct call to Israel to repent and recognize Jesus as the Messiah. He connected their national repentance to the coming Kingdom, showing that the fulfillment of God’s promises depended on their response to Christ.
Haggai’s prophecy rebuked Israel for neglecting God’s house, calling them to prioritize obedience over personal comfort. This passage foreshadows Israel’s future restoration, when they will fully return to the Lord and rebuild His temple in the Millennial Kingdom.
The Old Testament history of Israel and Judah highlights the interplay between kings, prophets, and divine discipline, illustrating God’s justice and faithfulness. Despite their failures, God preserved a remnant and promises a future restoration in the Millennial Kingdom.
Psalm 89 celebrates God’s faithfulness and His covenant with David, even as it wrestles with the tension between promise and fulfillment. This psalm invites believers to trust in God’s unchanging character and to anticipate the ultimate reign of Christ as King during the Millennial Kingdom.
The parable of the prodigal son goes beyond a personal lesson on forgiveness; it reveals Israel’s estrangement from God and their eventual restoration during the millennial kingdom. This parable illustrates God’s faithfulness to His covenant promises and challenges the church to recognize and embrace Israel’s future redemption.
The Parable of the Hidden Treasure – Matthew 13:44
Published by Brother Woody BrohmJesus taught in parables to reveal Kingdom secrets to believers while concealing truth from unbelievers. This post explains the Parable of the Hidden Treasure from a dispensational perspective.