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Foreword by Stephen T. Hague • 12
God Who Is Greater Than All • 19
Chapter 1 God Who Is Greater than All • 21
1. The Most High Ruler, the Maker of All • 22
2. The Vast Universe • 22
3. God Who Upholds All • 26
4. The Agape Love of the God of All • 28
Chapter 2 The History of Redemption and the Covenant • 34
1. The First Revelation of the Covenant (Proto-gospel) • 36
2. The Noahic Covenant (Covenant of the Bow) • 37
3. The Abrahamic Covenant • 38
4. The Sinaitic Covenant • 39
5. The Davidic Covenant • 39
6. The New Covenant of Jeremiah • 41
Chapter 3 Jesus Christ, the Fulfiller of the Eternal Covenant • 43
1. The Noahic Covenant and Jesus Christ • 43
2. The Abrahamic Covenant and Jesus Christ • 44
3. The Sinaitic Covenant and Jesus Christ • 45
4. The Davidic Covenant and Jesus Christ • 46
5. The New Covenant of Jeremiah and Jesus Christ • 47
God’s Administration in the History of Redemption and the Genealogy of Jesus Christ • 51
Chapter 4 The Book of the Genealogy of Jesus Christ • 54
1. The Son of David, the Son of Abraham • 56
2. The Seed of the Woman • 57
Chapter 5 The Structure of Jesus Christ’s Genealogy • 59
1. Comparison of the Genealogies in Matthew 1 and Luke 3 • 59
2. Structure of the Genealogy in Matthew 1 (Matt 1:1–17) • 61
3. Structure of the Genealogy in Luke 3 (Luke 3:23–38) • 63
4. Chart: The Meanings of the 77 Names • 64
Chapter 6 Three Periods That Appear in the Genealogy of Jesus Christ • 70
1. First Period—14 Generations from Abraham to David • 70
2. Second Period—14 Generations of Kings from David to the Deportation to Babylon • 73
3. Third Period—14 Generations from after the Deportation to Babylon to Jesus Christ • 75
Chapter 7 The Number of Generations Omitted and the Names of the People Recorded • 77
1. The Number of Generations Omitted from the 430 Years of Slavery in Egypt • 77
2. The Number of Generations Omitted from the Period after Settling in Canaan until King David • 78
3. The Number of Generations Omitted from the Period of the Kings in Judah • 78
4. The Names of the People Recorded in the Genealogy • 79
Excursus 1: The 42 Generations in the Genealogy of Jesus Christ at a Glance • 81
The Genealogy of Jesus Christ: The History of the First Period • 85
Excursus 2: Outline of the 42 Generations in the Genealogy of Matthew— First Period • 88
Chapter 8 The First Generation: Abraham • 93
1. Abraham Had Isaac, the Promised Son • 93
2. Abraham Became the Father of Faith • 95
3. Abraham’s Bosom Was Portrayed as Paradise • 96
4. Abraham Received the Honorable Title, “Friend of God” • 97
Chapter 9 The Second Generation: Isaac • 100
1. Isaac Was the Promised Child • 100
2. Isaac Had Absolute Obedience • 101
3. Isaac Blessed Jacob with the Blessing of the Firstborn • 102
Chapter 10 The Third Generation: Jacob • 104
1. Jacob Received the Blessing of the Firstborn • 104
2. Jacob Became the Foundation for the Establishment of the Nation of Israel • 105
3. Jacob Blessed His 12 Sons by Faith • 106
Chapter 11 The Fourth Generation: Judah • 108
1. Judah, along with His Brothers, Sold Joseph to the Ishmaelites • 108
2. Judah Lost His First Son Er and His Second Son Onan • 109
3. Judah Became the Father of Perez by Tamar, His Daughter-in-law • 110
Chapter 12 The Fifth Generation: Perez • 112
1. Perez Attained the Birthright in the Womb • 112
2. Perez Became the Father of Hezron • 113
Chapter 13 The Sixth Generation: Hezron • 115
1. Hezron Was the Father of Five Sons by His Two Wives • 115
2. Hezron’s Family Grew Immensely by God’s Sovereign Grace • 116
3. Hezron Was Buried in Caleb-ephrathah in the Land of Canaan • 117
Chapter 14 The Seventh Generation: Ram • 119
1. Ram Was Recorded in the Genealogy of Jesus Christ Although He Was the Second Born • 119
2. The Genealogy According to the Gospel of Luke Records Ram as “Arni” • 120
Chapter 15 The Eighth Generation: Amminadab • 122
1. Amminadab Is Related to the House of Aaron the High Priest • 122
2. The Account of Amminadab’s Time Shows that Some Generations Were Omitted in the Genealogy of Jesus Christ • 123
Chapter 16 The Ninth Generation: Nahshon • 125
1. Nahshon Was the Leader of the Tribe of Judah in the Wilderness • 125
2. Nahshon Was the First in Presenting an Offering • 126
3. Nahshon Went on Ahead in the Wilderness March • 126
Chapter 17 The Tenth Generation: Salmon • 128
1. Salmon Married Rahab the Harlot • 128
2. Salmon Had a Generous Heart • 130
Chapter 18 The Eleventh Generation: Boaz • 132
1. Boaz Lived During the Period of the Judges • 132
2. Boaz Was a Mighty Man of Wealth, Yet a Man of Humility • 133
3. Boaz Acted Swiftly in Becoming the Kinsman-redeemer • 134
4. Boaz Became the Father of Obed by Ruth • 135
Chapter 19 The Twelfth Generation: Obed • 138
1. Obed Was Named Because He Was Known to Be “A Son Born to Naomi” • 138
2. Obed Supported Naomi • 139
Chapter 20 The Thirteenth Generation: Jesse • 141
1. David, Jesse’s Youngest Son, Was Selected to Become King • 141
2. Jesse Was the Closest Observer of All the Events Leading up to David’s Enthronement • 142
3. Jesse Was Referred to as an Ancestor of the Messiah • 144
Chapter 21 The Fourteenth Generation: David • 147
1. David’s Life of Refuge Calls to Mind the Suffering of Jesus Christ • 148
2. David Became the Passageway of the Messianic Covenant • 149
The History of the Judges • 153
Chapter 22 Understanding the Judges • 156
1. Definition of the Judges • 156
2. Characteristics of the Period of the Judges • 157
Chapter 23 Chronology of the Period of the Judges • 161
1. The Reigning Periods of Ehud and Shamgar Appear to Overlap • 162
2. The Reigning Periods of Tola and Jair Appear to Overlap • 163
3. The Periods of Oppression by the Ammonites and the Philistines (Judg 10:7–8; 13:1) Appear to Overlap • 163
Excursus 3: The Chronology of the Period of the Judges • 164
Chapter 24 The Works of the Judges • 169
1. Othniel • 169
2. Ehud • 173
3. Shamgar • 176
4. Deborah • 178
5. Gideon • 184
6. Tola • 193
7. Jair • 195
8. Jephthah • 198
9. Ibzan • 203
10. Elon • 207
11. Abdon • 209
12. Samson • 211
From Saul to David • 221
Chapter 25 The History of King Saul • 224
1. The Selection of Saul • 225
2. Saul’s Reign • 226
3. Relationship Between Saul and David • 229
4. The Wretched Fall of Saul and His Entire Family • 233
Chapter 26 The History of King David • 235
1. David’s Life of Refuge • 236
2. David’s Accession to the Throne • 261
3. The Davidic Covenant and Victories in Battles • 267
4. David’s Transgression • 269
5. Absalom’s Rebellion • 273
6. David’s Latter Years • 281
The Unquenchable Lamp of the Covenant • 293
1. The Genealogy of Jesus Christ and God’s Administration in the History of Redemption • 295
2. The Unquenchable Lamp of the Covenant • 299
3. God’s Zeal to Fulfill the Work of Salvation • 301
1. Dr. Yeong-Su Ye • 306
President of the International Christian Academy, President of the International Council of Churches and Ministries, Former President of Hanshin University Graduate School
2. Bishop Kwang-Young Jang • 309
Former President of the Bishops Association of the Methodist Church in Korea
3. Dr. Ki-Ho Sung • 311
Former President of Sungkyul University
Excursus 4: The Genealogical Chart of King David • 321
