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Romans 11:12 · BSB
11:12 But if their trespass means riches for the world, and their failure means riches for the Gentiles, how much greater riches will their fullness bring!
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…and we're gonna learn. The thing is, is that when we get to Romans chapter 12, we see everything that we've learned from Romans chapter one throughRomans chapter 11by way of what we should believe. And now In Romans chapter 12, Paul is telling us through the inspiration of Scripture that this is how you're…
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…synagogue, we pray blessing on this place. And we ask you, Lord, to anoint this message in Jesus' name. Amen. I'm going to be looking at the end ofRomans chapter 11. Let's read that together. We'll start in verse 25. I do not want you to be ignorant of this mystery, brothers and sisters, so that you may not be…
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This morning we're going to see where the Apostle Paul says or asks, has God rejected his people? And then again, in verse five, in uhRomans chapter 11, at the present time there is a remnant chosen by grace. The fact we Gentiles who are Christians are where we are should provoke within us a reason…
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…shows up here in Deuteronomy chapter number four, is clearly God's dealings with the nation of Israel. Matter of fact, if you turn right quickly toRomans chapter 11, you'll find that because of God's covenant with their fathers, the one mentioned in Deuteronomy 4.31, Israel shall be saved. There shall come out…
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…bird in the mountains and the insects of the fields are mine. If I were hungry, I would not tell you, for the world is mine and all that is in it.Romans chapter 11. Who has ever given to God that God should repay them? For from him and through him and for him are all things. To him be glory forever. Amen.…
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…Jewish people came to the saving knowledge of Christ. We see throughout church history a number of Jewish people get saved. But we also learn inRomans chapter 11that when the fullness of Gentiles come in from every tribe, tongue, and nation, it will in God's appointed time provoke the nation of Israel to…
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…that he has and, and he has shown that power through the giving of his one and only son. And then we move and he and he ends with the at the end ofRomans Chapter 11. I'm going to read this beginning in verse 33. It says all the depth of the riches of the wisdom and knowledge of God, how unsearchable His…
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…back into these promises, is grafted into Christ, and is brought back and restored into right relationship with their God. And we again read inRomans chapter 11that reminds us that God has not cast off them entirely, but one day will restore them. In chapter 11, Romans chapter 11, verses 26 to 27, it says,…
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…and enter into this world at three different times in history. It literally is above our pay grade. And if you don't believe me, let's read inRomans chapter 11. Romans chapter 11. This uh I love what the Bible says here. It makes crystal clear what we're talking about. Romans chapter 11. We're going to…
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…myself am an Israelite, the descendant of Abraham, a member of the tribe of Benjamin. God has not rejected his people whom he foreknew. The rest ofRomans chapter 11begins to explain Israel's current state and God's future plan for them. What he's saying is that they've rejected the Messiah. They've rejected…
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…into the kingdom of his dear son, finding hope in Christ, not being aliens from the commonwealth of Israel, but you're that wild olive branch, asRomans chapter 11says, you are grafted into everything God was doing with Israel. We're good citizens of heaven. I'm sorry, good citizens of Satan's kingdom as…
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…one of the ones who got in early. You're a charter member of the Whataburger fan club. What are we talking about this morning? We're talking aboutRomans chapter 11. Go to Romans 11, would you? Paul is talking about OGs and olive trees. Romans 11 is about OGs and olive trees. We have been in our series, winning…
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…God and his message to us, the Gospel changes us, it transforms us. If you've been with us in this study In Romans chapter one, all the way throughRomans chapter 11, what we've been seeing is that God extends the gift of the Gospel to us. What is the gospel? The Gospel is the good news of Jesus Christ. The fact…
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…behave, how he would save. It was not accurate. And so they looked at Jesus and they said, You can't be the Christ. So they rejected him. And inRomans chapter 11, we're told that still to this day that there's a veil over the Jewish eyes, where the majority of the Jewish people in the world they look at…
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Going to be inRomans chapter 11. We're going to be ending Romans chapter 11. And really the book of Romans is split into two different sections. The first 11 chapters is all about…
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…you and strengthen you in the word of God. Now come along, let's look into the Bible and see what God has for us here today. We're going to be inRomans chapter 11. If you have your Bibles, please turn with me to Romans chapter 11. We've been going through the book of Romans now for quite some time. Last week…
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…you and strengthen you in the word of God. Now come along, let's look into the Bible and see what God has for us here today. We're going to be inRomans chapter 11. If you have your Bibles, you can turn there with me. Romans chapter 11. We're going to start out in verse number seven. But by way of review, let…
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…about that in this book. But here he says in in verse 14, you know, the the Jewish nation has been put on the shelf momentarily and temporarily.Romans chapter 11. But Paul says, "Wow, God's bringing in Gentiles through this great work of redemption." And here in chapter 3:14, here's the the word. He says,…
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…of God. He's been through. So much, but this time. It's tough, this is. Jerusalem. His heart ached for the salvation of his fellow countrymen.Romans Chapter 11he says I I would, I would give myself to eternal damnness if I could save. My fellow countrymen, something that Moses had said as well. He had had…
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…you and strengthen you in the word of God. Now come along, let's look into the Bible and see what God has for us here today. We're going to be inRomans, chapter 11. If you have your Bibles, turn there. With me to Romans, chapter 11. We've been going through verse by verse through the book of Romans. And what…
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