God's plan for restoration was in place even before the Israelites' sin. He remains undeterred and unhindered by their rebellion, continuing to bless them and work out his plan for redemption.
The end of the Old Testament marks the beginning of a 400-year period known as the 'Four Hundred Years of Silence,' during which there are no written records of God's engagement with mankind.
Jesus is the fulfillment of all Old Testament prophecies about the Messiah. He is fully God and fully man, serving as another manifestation of the temple of God, where God comes to dwell among his people.
The early churches face two main cultural issues: whether Gentiles must convert to Judaism before converting to Christianity and whether Christian followers are bound by any laws or free to do whatever they want.
The central message of the gospel is the good news of God's rescue, which the disciples are to preach everywhere to everyone who hasn't heard. This message is part of an unstoppable kingdom that will push back the darkness with the light of the gospel of Jesus.
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