What chapter does Les call the outline of the prophetic program?
Psalms chapter 2 is the chapter called the outline of the prophetic program. It is also referred to as the outline of the Old Testament program, and it presents the prophetic plan that points forward to the First Advent of Christ. This chapter is set within the timeline of Israel's history and the Old Testament prophets.
Les explains that Psalms chapter 2 is what he calls the outline of the prophetic program. He also refers to it as the outline of the Old Testament program. In the surrounding context, Les notes that after the first 11 chapters of Genesis, the call of Abraham, the appearance of the nation of Israel, Moses, the Exodus, the Law, and the rest of the Old Testament writers, everything prophetically looks forward to the First Advent of Christ. He then says that in Psalms chapter 2, he calls it the outline of the prophetic program, and he suggests taking the whole first 4 or 5 verses because they are short. He also explains that in Old Testament language, anyone not a Jew is called a Gentile, Goyim, heathen, or uncircumcised.