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Romans 11:1 · BSB
11:1 I ask then, did God reject His people? Certainly not! I am an Israelite myself, a descendant of Abraham, from the tribe of Benjamin.
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…the same. You can't tell which is which by just looking at it. And I tell you that because that's actually the precise question sitting underneathRomans chapter 11, verse 1. Are God's people dead? Or are they just lying dormant? And Paul does not leave us guessing. He gives the scratch test, so to speak. And he gives…
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…one is for plural. It's used five times in scripture. Paul uses it only in one other place. Over in Romans 11. And I'm going to turn there.Romans 11, verse 1. I asked then, has God rejected his people? What he's talking about here is Israel. Now I mentioned we're going to study this hopefully next year.…
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…I believe in Jesus. And I was running hard away from him when he grabbed a hold of me and pulled me in. God always keeps a remnant. Let's study it.Romans 11, verse 1. I ask then, did God reject his people? By no means. I'm an Israelite myself, a descendant of Abraham from the tribe of Benjamin. God did not…
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…covenants given to Abraham and are negated by the arrival of Christ. I believe they still have a future fulfillment waiting to be fulfilled.Romans chapter 11, verses 1and 2 says this. I ask then, has God rejected his people? By no means. For I myself am an Israelite, the descendant of Abraham, a member of the…
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…turned their back against the Messiah, does that mean that God has turned his back against them? Has God failed? Is God done with his people? InRomans, chapter 11, verse 1, Paul says, I say, then hath God cast away his people? And you know, there's times in our life that we might even think that. God's done with us…
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…Jewish people while tackling any possible pride that can arise from the Gentiles because of their position with God. So please, turn your Bibles toRomans chapter 11, verse 1. I ask then, has God rejected his own people, the nation of Israel? Of course not. I myself am an Israelite, a descendant of Abraham, and a member…
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…of God's salvation to the world. Now, does this not mean that salvation was completely withheld from the nation of Israel? Turn with me toRomans 11, verse 1 through 6, where Paul wrote, I say then, God has not rejected his people, has he? May it never be! For I too am an Israelite, a descendant of Abraham, of the…
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…read through this. And then I'm going to I'm going to stop as I'm reading through it because some of these verses are right here. Like we stop atRomans 11:1to be able to define uh Go back to the image real quick, please. Sorry. um to to be able to find these branches and uh the complex of these olives.…
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…package that he promised. He positions us. This is amazing. It the first fruit principle positions your entire life under the blessing of heaven.Romans 11:116. Listen, I'm almost done. I'm almost done. If the first fruit is holy, so is the lump. And if the root is holy, so are the branches. Here's what…
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…whole thing on Romans 11 because eventually if you're into this, you're going to go into what does Romans 11 say? And may I suggest to you, go toRomans 11 verse 1, that a lot of the stuff we read in the Bible, we always put it in the future. I mean, that's how arrogant and self-centered we are. We don't read…
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…day to call on Jesus. Chapter 11. God's not done yet. So Paul asks another rhetorical question. Remember, he likes to use rhetorical questions. InRomans 11, verse 1, "I ask then, has God rejected his people?" By no means. Even though many Israelites reject Jesus, God is not finished with them. Paul himself is…
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…saved. That's Romans 10. Romans 11, Paul asks the question: Has God rejected his people? Speaking of Israel, it echoes back from Romans 9. This isRomans 11, verse 1. Has God rejected his people? By no means, Paul says he's talking about physical Israel here. That's a key point. I'm an Israelite, a descendant…
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…his heart was for his people but also because he knew the continuing heart of God for the people of Israel that comes front and center to us inRomans chapter 11 verses 1and 2 Paul says I ask then has God rejected his people by no means for I myself am an Israelite a descendant of Abraham a member of the tribe of…
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…and perhaps they do everything possible to distance themselves from God and you're wondering, can God save them? Well, look what it says inRomans 11, verse 1. I ask then, did God reject his people? Verse 2. God did not reject his people whom he foreknew. You see, God has made a promise, a promise to save…
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…think, hey man, am I the only one that cares about the things of God? How do you keep believing in the midst of that? The Bible speaks to that inRomans chapter 11, verse 1. Paul says, I ask then, has God rejected his people? By no means, for I myself am an Israelite, a descendant of Abraham, a member of the tribe of…
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