The House of Jacob: The Adoption, the Glory, the Covenants, the Giving of the Law, the Service of the Almighty, and the Promises

Discover the profound and practical truth of the House of Jacob in this compelling exploration of biblical identity, covenant, and prophecy. The House of Jacob to Whom Pertains the Practicality interrogates the story of the Bible with a sharp focus on the practical realities and enduring legacy of the twelve tribes of Israel. Minister Koko delves deeply into the origins of the House of Jacob, tracing its lineage back to Abram (Abraham) and Isaac, and unpacks the everlasting covenants given to them-promises of land, kingship, wisdom, and divine service. These ancient covenants, meant to govern the world with justice and holiness, are shown to have direct implications for today. This book challenges traditional narratives taught in churches and theological institutions, shining a light on the forgotten identity of the House of Jacob. It reveals how Christianity and religion often obscure the role of Jacob’s descendants, who, according to prophecy, will be gathered from the nations by their Messiah, the Anointed Prince, and restored to their rightful place. Written with clarity and insight, The House of Jacob to Whom Pertains the Practicality bridges the gap between ancient scripture and contemporary relevance. It offers a refreshing perspective for those seeking to understand the divine purpose of the twelve tribes and their place in God’s plan for the world. This is not just a book-it’s a wake-up call to uncover the truths hidden in plain sight and to embrace the practicality of God’s eternal promises. Prepare to see the Bible’s storyline in a way you’ve never seen before. Perfect for scholars, seekers, and anyone longing for a deeper connection to the Word, this book will challenge, inspire, and transform your understanding of faith and heritage.