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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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…opened the door to make salvation available to who Everyone. The Apostle Paul devotes an entire chapter in the book of Romans to this very truth.Romans chapter 11. Finally, the Hebrew writer. Takes us all the way back to Abraham 2000 BC to help us understand this, even deeper behind that curtain. Look what it…
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All right, if you have your Bible with you, open theRomans chapter 11, Romans chapter 11, we are beginning our Advent Series today. And well, if you're visiting with us, I want to say, welcome to you. You've picked a…
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…choice is supremely surprising. When the Apostle Paul considers the biblical doctrine of election, which is to say God's sovereign saving choice inRomans chapter 11, he erupts into spontaneous praise. Oh, the depth and riches and wisdom and knowledge of God, how unsearchable his judgments, how inscrutable his…
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…of course. But this is what we were designed for. We were designed to be ruled by God in the most loving, just, and incredible way. The end ofRomans chapter 11, the big three chapter heavy weight of a portion of scripture that talks of God's sovereignty. The apostle Paul, he says this, and I'll just say…
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…uh Dave Grant uh there to pray with you uh immediately following uh our service today. All right, we'll get your Bibles and get them uh open toRomans chapter 11. Romans chapter 11 is our location this morning, looking at one verse, verse uh 33, and uh so you can find that. Now, some of our uh most beloved…
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Today the scripture reading comes fromRomans chapter 11and 12. Please follow along on the screen, the bulletin, or your own Bible. Starting in chapter 11, verse 33, we read, O the death of the riches…
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…why the Apostle Paul said in Romans 10, verse 1, that his heart's desire and his heart's prayer was that Israel might be saved. But he goes on inRomans chapter 11to give an illustration of the prophet Elisha's time. Sorry, Elijah, not Elisha. He said, in Elijah's time, Elijah ran away and hid because he…
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…and for his glory. We do not always know why and how God acts in the way that he does. We must trust him and believe that he is good. The end ofRomans chapter 11, Paul gets to this great doxology and considering all of these things and trying to hold them in tension, the character of God and how we can only…
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…themselves. So Jesus responds to her, O woman, great is your faith. Be it done for you as you desire. Maybe we can see something of the reversal ofRomans chapter 11. Whereas Paul is roaming or is warning Gentiles against being prideful, exercising spiritual pride against their Jewish brothers and sisters in the…
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…not receive this gift of God's grace in Christ. See, God's election points us back to the history of Israel, God's people in the Old Testament.Romans chapter 11, just a few chapters after this one, Paul will use this same word, um, he'll talk this same word of foreknowing in reference, um, pardon me, he'll…
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…We would produce the fruit of the Spirit, and some of the fruit the vineyard would grow, is the good news going to the Gentiles. Flip over toRomans chapter 11, and we will close there. Romans 11. Write a few books down to verse 17. Romans 11, Paul says, if some of the branches were broken off, and you,…
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…of sins. Never to be offered a second time, ever. That doesn't mean the sacrifices are entirely over, though. I want to close by having you turn toRomans chapter 11. Jump into the New Testament. Romans chapter 11. Because you see something really remarkable here at the end of Romans 11. Romans 11, verse 32, God…
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…he introduces Jesus as the creator, the creator of everything that has been created. In our first talk in the series, if you remember, we looked atRomans chapter 11, the last few verses, 33 to 36. And we looked at who God is in relation to us. He is the source. From him and through him and to him are all…
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…in himself now creating one new man from the two. Although we recognize there is still distinctiveness that we looked at a bit last week inRomans chapter 11Paul is coming against some of the natural questions that would come up. He says has God neglected the promises to Israel? Certainly not. And as we…
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…Bible. The truth is actually the other way around. What we read in the Bible should shape our prejudices. So what prejudices should we have fromRomans chapter 11? Well, whatever your interpretation is, whatever your view on whether you're one, two or three, it doesn't really matter. I think there's four…
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…preceding chapter, at the end of chapter 11 in Romans, is a piece of doxology. That means worship through poetry, through song. Where he ends up,Romans chapter 11, by saying, Oh, the depth of the riches of the wisdom and knowledge of God. How unsearchable his judgments and paths beyond tracing out. Who has…
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…do not obey the gospel? Psalm. Psalm 130, verse 4. But with you there is forgiveness that you may be feared. Forgiveness in Christ leads to fear.Romans chapter 11, speaking of unbelieving Israel, says they were broken off because of their unbelief. But you, believers in Christ, stand fast through faith. We…
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…second is this for those of us who have chosen Jesus as our king this should sober us to see what he did in order to rescue us it should humble usRomans chapter 11if you haven't read that read it it helped Paul talks about why God would harden some of these Jews in order to allow Gentiles to come into his…
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…and clear biblical truth. We pray that this message changes your life. Let's tune in to today's message and see what God has in store for you. InRomans chapter 11, if you read my blog this week, I was sharing in a concise way what God has taught me through many, many years. When I lost my wife, Eric's mother,…
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…got didactic literature. You've got discursive literature like Paul as he builds an argument from Romans chapter 9 into Romans chapter 10, intoRomans chapter 11, and then he starts Romans chapter 12 with a therefore that's built off of everything that comes before, and you better get your notepad out and…
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