Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
Does the New Testament leave any future promises for national Israel? In this episode, Peter Goeman responds to the claim that Scripture anticipates the salvation of ethnic Jews but not the restoration of Israel as a nation.
Examining Romans 11, Matthew 19:28, Acts 1:6, and Acts 3, Peter argues that the New Testament confirms—not reinterprets or cancels—the expectations established by the Old Testament prophets. The discussion also exposes the deeper hermeneutical issue: should the New Testament be given priority over the Old Testament, or should each passage be interpreted according to its own context?
For the full video response to Wellum, see: youtu.be/N83LvD9LMeQ
Does the New Testament leave any future promises for national Israel? In this episode, Peter Goeman responds to the claim that Scripture anticipates the salvation of ethnic Jews but not the restoration of Israel as a nation.
Examining Romans 11, Matthew 19:28, Acts 1:6, and Acts 3, Peter argues that the New Testament confirms—not reinterprets or cancels—the expectations established by the Old Testament prophets. The discussion also exposes the deeper hermeneutical issue: should the New Testament be given priority over the Old Testament, or should each passage be interpreted according to its own context?
For the full video response to Wellum, see: youtu.be/N83LvD9LMeQ
