I YHWH will raise unto David a righteous Branch, a King over the Earth

[Right Divider]

Context determines it. What/who was the existing passage about in each case?

That's new for you.

 

[beameup]

It's the same word used here:

Gen 1:1 (AKJV/PCE)​

(1:1) In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth. ​

Do this NOT refer to the entire planet?

Chair is trying to "pull the wool over your eyes". He knows that Hebrew is an ancient language with a limited vocabulary.

 

[Right Divider]

Christ our righteousness is a 'king over the earth' insofar as he is preached correctly as the enthroned Lord of the universe, Acts 2:30+, which is what David himself was talking about. It is a kingdom that is not made with human hands.

Your false fairy tale is just that, insofar as you continue to spout it.

 

[Right Divider]

Chair is trying to "pull the wool over your eyes". He knows that Hebrew is an ancient language with a limited vocabulary.

I know. There are so many here like him.

 

[chair]

Chair is trying to "pull the wool over your eyes". He knows that Hebrew is an ancient language with a limited vocabulary.

I am trying to get the wool off of people's eyes. As one poster already commented, the term for Earth means different things, depending on context.

To give an example: In modern Hebrew, "Eretz" can refer to specifically the Land of Israel. Or it can be a generic term, "Land".