What does Les call the outline of the Old Testament prophetic program?
Psalms chapter 2 is identified as the outline of the Old Testament prophetic program. This psalm serves as the framework for the Old Testament writers, prophets, and Psalms, which prophetically look forward to and promise the First Advent of Christ, His birth at Bethlehem, and His coming to Israel.
Les explains that he always refers to Psalms chapter 2 as the outline of the Old Testament prophetic program. In the timeline, after Adam, the Flood, the Tower of Babel, the call of Abraham, the appearance of Israel, Moses and the Exodus, the Law, and the rest of the Old Testament writers, prophets, and Psalms, everything prophetically looks forward to and promises the First Advent of Christ—His birth at Bethlehem and His coming to the nation of Israel. Les notes that Psalms 2's first four or five verses are short, and he mentions that Old Testament language calls non-Jews Gentiles, Goyim, heathen, or uncircumcised.