The answer is: Jesus

Luke 1:31-33

When we dive into the promise of an everlasting throne passed through King David’s lineage, we can’t help but feel the divine drama unfolding over generations! The proclamation that Jesus (Yeshua) is from the royal bloodline of David isn’t just a family tree footnote but a vital part of a grand narrative—Star Wars had its "chosen one," but this story shines brighter in terms of destiny!

Remember 2 Samuel 7, where God makes an everlasting covenant with David? It’s like the ultimate divine pledge not only blessing his reign but foreshadowing a future king who would embody just leadership and compassionate mercy. Fast forward to Luke 1, when the angel delivers astounding news to Mary—it’s again emphasizing that continuation of David's legacy through Jesus. The term "Son of David" pops up throughout the Gospels, symbolizing not only Jesus' connection to David but also the fulfillment of those ancient promises.

Interestingly, let's consider the culture of the time. In ancient Israelite society, the legacy of kingship was paramount—a lineage that could be traced back to David was significant. And in miracle-filled teaching-moments, whether it was Jesus healing or feeding the multitudes, believers could already see echoes that hinted at the nature of that eternal reign—one not concerned with earthly power but inviting everyone into a new light of hope and compassion. Ingeniously woven together, David's promise shapes a story that continues transforming hearts into what truly resembles love and unity.