In this in-depth Bible study, Willem J.J. Glashouwer explores the everlasting covenants God made with Israel, with a focus on the Covenant of Peace from Ezekiel 37:26.
Beginning with God’s covenant with Abraham in Genesis 12, this teaching traces the unconditional promises God made to Israel—promises that remain valid and unbroken. The study examines key biblical covenants, including:
- The Abrahamic covenant
- The covenant of the land
- The Davidic kingship covenant
- The priesthood covenant
- The New Covenant
- The everlasting Covenant of Peace
Willem walks through Ezekiel chapters 36–39, explaining the prophetic return of the Jewish people to the land of Israel, the vision of the dry bones, the reunification of the tribes, and God’s promises concerning Jerusalem, peace, and restoration.
This message also addresses:
- The difference between conditional and unconditional covenants
- The role of the Torah and the law
- The future reign of the Son of David
- The hope of peace flowing from Jerusalem to all nations
- God’s faithfulness in the midst of global darkness and rising antisemitism
The teaching concludes with a message of hope, prayer, and encouragement for the Church to reject replacement theology, stand with Israel, and prepare for the coming of the Messiah, who will establish His kingdom of peace and justice.
Scripture references include: Genesis 12, Ezekiel 36–39, Isaiah 25, Isaiah 27, Psalm 132, and others.