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The Kingdom and Twelve Tribes by Norman W. Mathers, Ph.D., is a profound theological exploration of the gospel narratives, focusing on the offer, rejection, and future fulfillment of the Davidic Kingdom promised to Israel. Drawing from decades of biblical scholarship and firsthand seminary experience at Dallas Theological Seminary, Dr. Mathers presents a compelling study of the inspired structure of the Gospels, the significance of Christ's miracles, and the prophetic implications of national repentance. This work examines the gospel of the kingdom as a distinct message to Israel, tracing its presentation through the life of Christ, the parables, and the Olivet Discourse. It also addresses the theological consequences of Israel's rejection of the Messiah, the interim form of the kingdom, and the eschatological hope of the millennial reign of Christ. Rich in exegetical insight and grounded in dispensational theology, this book is a valuable resource for pastors, seminary students, and serious students of Scripture. Much of the material reflects teachings from professors at Dallas Theological Seminary who have since passed on, preserving a legacy of biblical interpretation that may no longer be in print. Dr. Norman Mathers, B.A. Wilfrid Laurier, Th.M. Dallas Theological Seminary, M.A. California State University Dominguez Hills, Ph.D. University of Pretoria. Dr. Mathers is Assistant Professor for Liberty University Online, College of Arts and Science, Lynchburg, Virginia. He teaches Philosophy/Christian Evidence. https: //amazon.com/author/normanmathers

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