As an integral part of God’s “restitution” or “restoration of all things” spoken by the mouth of all his holy prophets since the world began (Acts 3:21), the Davidic monarchy is restored by his end-time servant, a descendant of David who prepares the way before Jehovah’s coming to reign on the earth. As God’s “servant” and “son”—which terms define his vassalship to God—the latter-day David arrives on the scene much as did ancient David; that is, in response to his people’s need for a physical deliverer who unites God’s people.
Isaiah 55:3–5Give ear and come unto me;
pay heed, that your souls may live!
And I will make with you an everlasting covenant:
[my] loving fidelity toward David.
See, I have appointed him as a witness to the nations,
a prince and lawgiver of the peoples.
You will summon a nation that you did not know;
a nation that did not know you will hasten to you—
because of Jehovah your God, the Holy One of Israel,
who gloriously endows you.
Isaiah 11:10In that day the sprig of Jesse,
who stands for an ensign to the peoples,
shall be sought by the nations,
and his rest shall be glorious.
Isaiah 52:13–15My servant, being astute, shall be highly exalted;
he shall become exceedingly eminent:
just as he appalled many—
his appearance was marred beyond human likeness,
his semblance unlike that of men—
So shall he yet astound many nations,
kings shutting their mouths at him.
Isaiah 16:4–5When oppressors are no more
and violence has ceased,
when tyrants are destroyed from the earth,
then, in loving kindness,
shall a throne be set up in the abode of David,
and in faithfulness a judge sit on it
who will maintain justice and expedite righteousness.