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Puritan Board Sophomore
Are the land promises, in any sense, conditional. I understand they are promised by God, and that God gave the land originally unconditionally to his people as promised to Abraham. Is there some sense that the promise is conditional? Were not the people of Israel exiled from the land for their sin? Ultimately the land promises will be fulfilled; however, the temporary exile of Israel is a result of judgment for their sins. God was able to take them out of the land because they breached his covenant. Am I understanding this correctly?