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God's Irreplaceable People: Israel’s Continuing Story Through the Pages of the New Testament

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01 December 2026

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**Powerful Evidence That God’s Promises to Ancient Israel Still Stand Today**There are many Christians today who say the church has taken Israel’s place as the people of God. And the promises given to Israel now belong to the church.But in the New Testament, Jesus and the apostles gave this very...

**Powerful Evidence That God’s Promises to Ancient Israel Still Stand Today**

There are many Christians today who say the church has taken Israel’s place as the people of God. And the promises given to Israel now belong to the church.

But in the New Testament, Jesus and the apostles gave this very clear message: Even after Israel rejected the Messiah, God didn’t void His promises to His people. His covenant with them is everlasting—which means Israel is _still_ a part of God’s plans for today and the future.

As _New York Times_ bestselling author Amir Tsarfati traces the New Testament’s teachings on Israel, you’ll see one consistent and enduring theme: God’s purposes for the Jewish people still stand. Along the way, you’ll

*   understand Israel’s central place in the Bible and all of human history
*   recognize the irrevocable nature of God’s gifts and calling
*   discover Israel’s unique place in the church age, tribulation, and millennial kingdom

As you see how God continues to keep His word to Israel no matter what, you’ll gain great clarity about the nation’s past and future, and renewed assurance that every promise God makes can be trusted—forever.

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**Powerful Evidence That God’s Promises to Ancient Israel Still Stand Today**There are many Christians today who say the church has taken Israel’s place as the people of God. And the promises given to Israel now belong to the church.But in the New Testament, Jesus and the apostles gave this very...

**Powerful Evidence That God’s Promises to Ancient Israel Still Stand Today**

There are many Christians today who say the church has taken Israel’s place as the people of God. And the promises given to Israel now belong to the church.

But in the New Testament, Jesus and the apostles gave this very clear message: Even after Israel rejected the Messiah, God didn’t void His promises to His people. His covenant with them is everlasting—which means Israel is _still_ a part of God’s plans for today and the future.

As _New York Times_ bestselling author Amir Tsarfati traces the New Testament’s teachings on Israel, you’ll see one consistent and enduring theme: God’s purposes for the Jewish people still stand. Along the way, you’ll

*   understand Israel’s central place in the Bible and all of human history
*   recognize the irrevocable nature of God’s gifts and calling
*   discover Israel’s unique place in the church age, tribulation, and millennial kingdom

As you see how God continues to keep His word to Israel no matter what, you’ll gain great clarity about the nation’s past and future, and renewed assurance that every promise God makes can be trusted—forever.
God's Irreplaceable People: Israel’s Continuing Story Through the Pages of the New Testament $23.99
Koorong Code 680536
ISBN 9780736995894
Pages 144
Publisher Harvest House
Publication Date 01 December 2026
Dimensions x 133 x 203mm
Weight 0.0kg
Product Category Biblical Studies
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