The Promise

Foreword

Does history have meaning? Does human life have lasting significance? Is God involved in events on earth? Do events in life sometimes happen by design? Ellen G. White delves into these critical questions with profound insights into the providential workings of God in Old Testament Scripture. She unveils the history and philosophy of major Biblical events, revealing their eternal significance for both ancient and modern times. 2TC 5.1

The second episode in The Conflict saga, The Promise, is an adaptation of Ellen G. White’s book, Patriarchs and Prophets. It includes all the stories and major applications from the original book, offering insight into the great conflict between Christ and Satan for human hearts and minds throughout the Bible narrative. Using contemporary language for youth and young adults, each episode features original artwork that perfectly captures the major theme of each chapter, adding a wonderful visual dimension. 2TC 5.2

The Promise opens with Solomon’s glorious reign over Israel. The wavering allegiance of God’s chosen people between Him and the gods of surrounding nations is depicted in fascinating character studies of kings, leaders, and prophets from this ancient turbulent age. 2TC 6.1

Redemption and hope are central themes, with Old Testament prophets predicting the arrival of Jesus as the Savior, coming to redeem humanity from sin. Ellen White examines the biblical account of Judah's and Israel's kings, describing how their adherence to or deviation from God’s plan impacted each nation’s spiritual and moral condition. 2TC 6.2