Where does the Old Testament graphically describe the earthly Kingdom that Christ will rule?
Isaiah chapter 11 gives graphic descriptions of the earthly Kingdom over which Christ will one day rule and reign. Starting at verse 1, it speaks of a rod out of the stem of Jesse—Jesse being David's father—and a Branch out of David, a reference to the Messiah.
Les explains that the Old Testament is full of verses describing this Kingdom, and Isaiah chapter 11 is one of the most obvious, giving graphic descriptions of the Kingdom on earth that the twelve were instructed to pray for and over which Christ will one day rule and reign. He points to Isaiah 11:1, where a rod shall come forth out of the stem of Jesse—Jesse being the father of David—and out of David comes the Branch, a reference to the Messiah. This Kingdom was promised ever since Abraham and will be here on the earth; heaven is going to come down on earth.
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Where in the Bible is the future earthly kingdom graphically described?
Isaiah 11 contains graphic descriptions of the future kingdom on earth.