In the foundational promises given to Abram in Genesis 12:1-3, the final assurance stands out as a profound declaration: God will make Abram a blessing to all nations. This promise, one of seven, marks a pivotal moment early in Genesis, laying the groundwork for thousands of years of history. It culminates in the birth and work of Jesus Christ, through whom the true Israel of God, the spiritual Family of God, has been established. Jesus Christ, as the promised seed and descendant of Abram, embodies this blessing to all nations, around which much of the Bible revolves. For approximately 2,000 years, the benefits of this promise were largely a blessing to the Israelitish nations. However, a significant shift occurred with the event in Cornelius' home as recorded in Acts 10, opening the door to the spiritual salvation of the Gentiles. This momentous occasion astonished the Jews who witnessed it, as they saw the Holy Spirit given to Gentiles, marking the beginning of the fulfillment of one of the most important prophecies. The signs and wonders mirrored those at Pentecost in Jerusalem, underscoring the magnitude of this expansion of God's blessing. Through Paul's teachings in Ephesians 1 and 2, the fullness of the blessings available to Gentiles upon conversion becomes evident. These blessings, coming from God the Father, are accessible only because we are in Christ. Gentile converts are now adopted into the Family of God, accepted into the church, sealed with the Holy Spirit, and set to inherit the earth alongside Christ. This inclusion of Gentiles, beginning with Cornelius and his family, reflects the good pleasure of God's will and reveals the mysteries of His purpose. The ultimate destiny of those united in Christ, both Israelites and Gentiles, may involve a further step before His return. As depicted in Revelation 14, this group, transformed by the resurrection, shares direct responsibilities within the work of Jesus Christ, undertaking assignments He delegates. This unity and shared purpose highlight the expansive reach of the blessing promised to Abram, extending to all nations through Christ.