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You may or may not remember the story of Isaac and Rebekah right away. Those patriarchs and their stories can get so confusing sometimes. Some of you may even wish the patriarch stories didn't exist. But once we dive into the story things should start coming back to us. And we must remember that God still identifies His salvation in terms of "Abraham, Isaac and Jacob" (Matt 8:10-12; Luke 13:28-29).
May you be resolved with me.
However, the sentiment he relays in this quote is one that many postmillennials want to relay in their eschatology.
Put into practical words, God as Creator stands as a Promise to His people of their protection and assurance in righteousness. Any attack against God’s purpose for His people can be equated and symbolized as a destruction of the created order or “the foundations.” And if that can be done, the righteous have no hope (v. 3).
