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Romans 11:17 · BSB
11:17 Now if some branches have been broken off, and you, a wild olive shoot, have been grafted in among the others to share in the nourishment of the olive root,
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…realize He's their Messiah. And there'll be a great in gathering of multitudes of people into the heavenly Kingdom at that time. Now flip over toRomans Chapter 11, Romans Chapter 11, verse 23. And they also, if they do not continue and unbelief will be grafted in, for God is able to graft them in. Again, this…
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Our reading today is taken fromRomans chapter 11and we're reading the whole chapter. ! I ask then, did God reject his people? By no means. I am an Israelite myself, a descendant of Abraham ! from…
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…nothing to support him. He depends on no one to counsel him. He depends on nothing to make him what he is. He is independent. I love this verse inRomans chapter 11. It just pours the glory on God. Oh, the depths of the riches and wisdom and knowledge of God, how unsearchable are his judgments, how inscrutable…
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…this people? I want you to just consider this morning that God's mercy is way bigger than this world ever realizes. It's the whole conclusion ofRomans chapter 11. The mercy of God. God is trying to convince the world he is merciful. And so he's gonna turn ungodliness from Jacob, from Israel, and he's gonna…
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…the children of Abraham. We think you carry we carry your status, we are the spiritual royalty. So these two people are going at it in the book ofRomans, chapters 11to 16, is simply Paul trying to help a Jewish woman and a Roman man take communion together. Because the Jews are like, you can't eat that. You…
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…principle that Scripture interprets Scripture because God is his own best interpreter. And so if we interpret Jesus' words there in light ofRomans chapter 11, he doesn't mean that God has abandoned the Jewish people completely. There is a future for them, but he does mean that for an unspecified period…
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…this people? I want you to just consider this morning that God's mercy is way bigger than this world ever realizes. It's the whole conclusion ofRomans chapter 11. The mercy of God. God is trying to convince the world he is merciful. And so he's going to turn ungodliness from Jacob, from Israel, and he's…
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…helped me get the dots connected. I want to do a similar kind of thing with you. Four words of application that we're supposed to take away fromRomans chapter 11. Number one, zeal. Zeal specifically for evangelism. That God has a mind-blowing plan to save both Jews and Gentiles. That they would see his…
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…myself to be a curse so that my people will believe. He starts Romans chapter 10 with, My prayer is that my people come back. And we even see inRomans chapter 11at the end of Romans chapter 11 that God prophesies that they will come back to him. And so we think about all of that from the grand scale of what…
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[SPEAKER_00]: Now,Romans chapter 11, this awesome section, three verses, four verses, three verses. [SPEAKER_00]: Anyway, it's the duck'sology, it's the praise at the end of the 11…
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…It's important to talk about today. He talks about how we should preach to difficult people, disobedient people. Then ultimately he talks about InRomans chapter 11, the remnant and the branches that are grafted in the covenant that God has with Israel. And ultimately the glory that is found in God through…
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…plan and he has a plan for those who trust in him in faith. God still has a plan for Israel, yet it to be in the future. And we're going to see inRomans chapter 11that there is this idea that there will be a great revival there one day. But the Bible says until that day, until they turn to Christ, it's not a…
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…one out? I think we looked at that one during our time, but the word, the phrase knowledge of God isn't used a whole lot of times in the Bible. InRomans Chapter 11, we're reminded of the depths of the riches both of wisdom and knowledge of God. How unsearchable are His judgments and His ways past finding out…
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…us from this old wretched man that I am. So, uh some important things for us to notice and and uh we have the the things that Paul mentioned inRomans chapter 11. Go there. Romans chapter 11. you know, the prophets didn't always know, you know, what they were talking about and they wrote it down anyway. And…
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[SPEAKER_00]: We are inRomans chapter 11you can head there now Romans chapter 11 [SPEAKER_00]: We've been working our way through all this. [SPEAKER_00]: And it's deep and wide.…
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…do not make you a kingdom leader. Calling does. Title and position do not make you a kingdom leader, calling does. Calling, the word tells us inRomans chapter 11that the gift and call of God is irrevocable, meaning every one of us has a call and a sign. If you're breathing here and you love the Lord Jesus…
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…with divine initiative and resolve. This light breaks in because God wants to bring light to undeserving people. Now Paul picks up this verse inRomans chapter 11, interestingly. This will be my covenant with them when I take away their sins. He says it in chapter 11 and verse 27. And Paul here is reading…
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…The third thing is Romans chapter 11, verse 25. And these two things are so important. The spiritual gifts, the law versus grace. In number three,Romans chapter 11, it says, verse 25, For I do not desire, brethren, that you should be ignorant of this mystery, lest you should be wise in your own opinion, that…
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…buy back what is lost. He's going to restore what is broken. He's going to help those who are unable to help themselves. Paul quotes this verse inRomans chapter 11. The deliverer will come from Zion and will turn godlessness away from Judah. There's a lot to say about that verse, but one thing we can say…
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…that occurred on Calvary's cross. But as far as Israel is a nation to bring the Jewish nation back to God, the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob inRomans Chapter 11. Read it and know it. Paul says a rhetorical question. Is God finished with Israel? Is he cast them aside. Many churches today call themselves…
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