Can the Eternal be interested in the ones who are not present?

This text says that the covenant that was made in the plains of Moav with the second generation that came out from Egypt wasn't only for that generation but also for those who were going to be born afterwards in the covenant and also those gentiles who were going to enter the covenant by their own will through conversion.

This teaches us several things. First, that the Eternal is interested in this covenant to continue and be kept by the descendants of Israel. Of what good is it to raise up a priestly nation for the world if the following generations are not following that calling? That's why it is up to every Jewish parent to carry out their great responsibility of instructing their children to be faithful to the covenant.

Secondly, we learn that this covenant doesn't have to be renewed in each generation as it happened in the plains of Moav with the renewal of the covenant of Sinai made a generation before that one. The one born to parents who are in that covenant is automatically in it too. One born Jewish is already in that covenant which implies great privileges but at the same time a greater responsibility.

There are severe consequences awaiting those who disregard any or some of the commandments saying that they are not for this time or that they've been abolished.

The five books of Moshe are as valid today as when they were written; blessed are those who respect them and keep them.

When the renewed covenant for the heavenly priest ministry was made through Yeshua’s death it wasn’t only done for those who were present in the upper room, but also for all those who would enter that covenant by their preaching (John 17:20-21).

Then HaShem was counting you in when he made the renewed covenant in the blood of Yeshua!

Blessings,

Ketriel