Old to New Covenant

You know, living in the year 2006, '26, sorry, it's, it's, it's a fair call and a fair assumption is that we live a long way and far from biblical times, a biblical land.

We live far removed from the culture, obviously.

I mean, totally different culture.

And the living conditions that are far off in the land of Israel.

And I praise God, and I hope you do too, and I'm sure you do, for the country which you live in, and the time in which you live, right? I don't think there's a better day to be alive, and I don't think there's a better country to live in, right? But we need to know, obviously, a little bit of history.

So let me give it to you.

From the fall of Adam unto today, from the fall of Adam.

A lot of people say the Earth is only 6,000 years old.

That's not true.

From the fall of Adam through genealogy until now has been roughly about 6,000 years, right? Just, I want you to remember that.

Some graphics come up on the screen that my wife did with AI to help me out with this, which is very good.

And I love it how it divides it up.

From Adam to Abraham, 2,000 years.

From Abraham to Christ, 2,000 years.

And from Christ to today, 2,000 years.

There's another slide that comes up which shows you a little bit more, just to expand.

4,000 BC, Adam's fall.

And look at Moses right there, 1517, the law was given.

And David, I love how David comes right between Abraham and Christ, at 1,000.

I mean, God does everything to His timetable, right? And it's incredible when you, when you look at that, and you can take a photo of it and, and all that.

But it's absolutely amazing.

And I know that, uh, you would know that God does everything perfectly in His timing.

But there's a lot of water gone under the bridge since those days, right? A lot of different people, a lot of lives, a lot of stories, I mean, from Genesis.

But isn't it amazing that Genesis, uh, chapter 1, and it comes up on the screen here, from Genesis 1 to chapter 12 was 2,000 years.

Yeah.