Checkpoint wrote:
I am sorry, but I am unable to discern how what you posted actually answered my question!
Perhaps you can clarify, or put it another way.
I'll try: all of the listed covenants ensured the various elements of the kingdom government came into existence and fitted together.
The kingdom Government has a KING (that's what a KING-dom is without a king there can be no kingdom). That king had to be born a descendent of Abraham (because of the
Abrahamic covenant), and have the right to rule (in line with the
Davidic covenant). Without the Abrahamic and the Davidic covenants the KING of the kingdom could not have the right to rule and there would be no legitimate kingdom.
In order for said king to be born to a nation, said nation had to
exist and be in a spiritual condition from which that king could gather 144,000 co-rulers ... thus the
Law covenant. Since that law did not allow for a king to also occupy the role of both king and PRIEST , his priestly office was was based on a direct appointment by God ( thus the
Melchizedek covanent).
The KING had to be spirit anointed because a human does not naturally die and go to heaven. Since the KINGDOM was to be situated in HEAVEN there had to be a way for God to legally get the King of the kingdom (and his chosen co-rulers) to heaven ... thus the "
New Covenant" which was the basis by which God adopts humans as his sons. Being adopted sons of God makes those spirit anointed men and women Christs "brothers" so Jesus (THE KING) shared his inheritance (the kingdom authority) with them ... thus the
KINGDOM COVENANT.
All of the above are like steps, progressive developments, by which God advanced his purpose on a legal basis, overcoming apparent difficulties to create a government made up, not of angels but of individuals who were once humans on earth, without compromising his own word or standards.
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