What if the events of the past, the promises made to Abraham, and the prophecies concerning the last days are all connected?

In this message, Brother Deshone traces the biblical account from God's covenant with Abram through Israel's history, captivity, and the promise of restoration. Beginning with Genesis 15, he examines the 400 years of affliction, the blessings and curses of Deuteronomy 28, and the significance he sees in the covenant and the gathering of God's people.

Brother Deshone also shares his understanding of Bir Tawil, the proposed seven-year accord, and the preparation he believes lies ahead. His message encourages listeners to examine the Scriptures, recognize the connections he presents, and approach the future with patience, prayer, and trust in God's plan.

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00:00 Welcome & Opening Prayer
02:02 Everything Begins With Abraham
03:55 The Promise of 400 Years
05:11 Affliction in a Strange Land
07:06 The 430-Year Timeline
08:12 Israel Enters the Land
09:05 Blessings, Curses & Disobedience
11:35 The Divided Kingdom and Captivity
12:43 The Glory Departs the Temple
13:55 The Coming and Rejection of the Redeemer
16:33 Jerusalem's Destruction and Scattering
18:49 Rome and the Spread of Christianity
20:11 The Scattered People and Their Dwelling Place
21:25 The Transatlantic Slave Trade
23:42 The 400-Year Interpretation
24:59 Returning to Abraham's Promise
26:48 The King and the Covenant
29:02 What Establishes a Kingdom?
30:19 The Covenant Nation and Bir Tawil
32:57 The Nile and the Promised Land
35:08 Building the Prepared Place
35:39 Ezekiel 20 and the Bond of the Covenant
36:48 The Pieces of Prophecy Come Together
38:05 The People Waiting for the Gathering
40:10 The Proposed Accord and Stakeholders
41:13 Prepare Without Fear or Haste
42:17 Trust, Serve and Fill Your Role
43:48 Closing Prayer and Praise