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The "ELECTIVE PATTERN" of God WITHIN the HISTORY of THE LINEAGE of JESUS Christ: Apostle Paul's VIEW

Excerpt from the book, Quantum Apostle:

Special TMQ Feature — The Triad of Patriarchs: Abraham, David, Isaac
TMQ Technique Analysis:
1. Abraham: Isaac & Ishmael – (Genesis, Romans 4, Galatians 4)
2. David: The Nameless Son & Solomon – (2 Samuel 12)
3. Isaac: Jacob & Esau – (Genesis 25, Romans 9, Genesis 48)
Each triad reveals how God's providence unfolded through individuals whom He "previously knew," securing the lineage of Jesus Christ, and illustrating election unto service rather than unto salvation alone. The allegorical, prophetic, and theological implications will be quantified according to the TMQ system and affirmed by Koine grammar.

Triadic Convergence: Leading to Christ
Each patriarch experienced a divine reversal:
• Abraham’s child of effort (Ishmael) was displaced by the child of promise (Isaac).
• David’s child of shame died, yet Solomon, born after repentance, was loved by God.
• Isaac’s elder son (Esau) was rejected, while Jacob, through God’s purpose, became Israel.
The convergence is that God brings forth Christ not through merit, birth order, or performance, but through purposeful grace in the midst of weakness.
• Isaac fathers Jacob.
• Jacob fathers Judah.
• Judah fathers the royal line that leads to David.
• David fathers Solomon.
• Solomon’s line (through Jeconiah) eventually leads to Joseph.
• But Mary’s lineage—through Nathan, David’s other son—preserves the promise without the curse, so that Jesus is born both legally (through Joseph) and biologically (through Mary) of David’s line.