Snapshot · The Tucker Carlson Show
Paul's letter to the Galatians explicitly states that the Abrahamic promise is for those who have faith in Christ, making believers the children of Abraham — not ethnic Jews.
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Hall walks Tucker through the logic of covenant theology: God operated through an Old Covenant with Israel, whose rites and rituals (Passover, sacrifice, temple) were 'word pictures' designed to prepare the Jewish people to recognize their Messiah. Jesus inaugurated the New Covenant at the Last Supper, the final authentic Passover. Crucially, Galatians 3 states that the promise to Abraham's 'seed' refers to one person — Jesus Christ — and then, by extension, to all who believe in him. Christians become children of Abraham by faith. The Abrahamic promise, Hall argues, belongs to Christians. Christian Zionists who cite Genesis 12:3 are, ironically, giving away their own inheritance. Romans 9 and 11 reinforce the point: unbelieving Jews are cut-off branches; believing Gentiles are grafted in. [1] — J.D. Hall "Christian Zionists claim Genesis 12:3 obligates believers to protect the Jewish state, but Galatians 3 explicitly reinterprets that promise…" 01:13
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