The land grant was fulfilled, their tenure their was dependent on obedience. It was a typoligical recapitulation of Adam in the Garden, and the purpose was to ahow that "the just shall live by faith [of Abraham]." Paul tells us that all the promises [to Abraham] are fulfilled in Christ, and that the inheritance (for the meek, one might say) is the whole earth--and it always was.

Romans 4:13 KJV — For the promise, that he should be the heir of the world, was not to Abraham, or to his seed, through the law, but through the righteousness of faith.

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See Genesis 15. The land grant was unconditional. Only God performed the cutting procedure. Abram was asleep. Furthermore, neither Genesis 13 nor Genesis 15 recites any conditions. You are performing eisegesis not exegesis.

Only if Paul is.

(And he isn't.)