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Romans 11:33 · BSB
11:33 O, the depth of the riches of the wisdom and knowledge of God! How unsearchable are His judgments, and untraceable His ways!
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…defends Israel. His spirit goes into Israel, and people come to faith in Christ. And at that day, all of Israel will be saved. That's the book ofRomans, chapter 11, describes it that way. So that's the era. Verse 9 gives you a little, uh, I mean, some of this that I'm skipping here describes, I won't skip it.…
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…! Him isn't saying God let me tell you how I want it accomplished or what I expect we become God's counselor instead of trusting God look over toRomans chapter 11for a moment Romans chapter 11 we find here in verse 33 important passage it's this dynamic look here in verse 33 it says oh the depth of the…
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…His greatness is unsearchable. So no longer how long you try to search and understand his greatness, you will never will. The Bible tells us inRomans Chapter 11that his judgments are untraceable and that His ways are unfathomable. So no matter how hard you try, no, no matter how long you study, you will…
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…was thinking about the sun. These were very precious, but they were just a small sample of the vast riches that Abraham had. In fact, turn over toRomans Chapter 11. Boy, what a picture we find here. Abraham, as we said already, is a picture of God the Father, and He sends these gifts here and there, but boy,…
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…as a church. And the revelation that God gave me is a key that unlocks one of the most powerful and most misunderstood chapters in your Bible. It'sRomans chapter 11. Uh before we dive into the scriptures, I want to uh share a story that I found uh that might connect with you this morning uh about a woman named…
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…to lay our head down with baggage because of mercy that was made on the mountain that is flowing in the charge. I ain't got top tell it all, butRomans Chapter 11tells us of a time where the Gentiles were crafted in to the hall of French they were crafted in. It wasn't because they suddenly got everything…
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…a reality that we interact with when we think about God as well. And there's a verse that I want to return to, and it's not in Acts 22, but it's inRomans chapter 11. And the version I'm going to give you first is not the version that's going to be on the screen. So just be aware of that. But it says that, this…
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…in the picture. Maybe we'll add more to substantiate about Israel is still the same Israel. Yeah. And about the replacement theology, if you readRomans Chapter 11, it's all there now very basic, but I'll just in verse one it says I asked them verse 1, Chapter 11, verse one of Romans, it says did God reject…
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…get headlong into our text, though, I do want to, uh, stop and, and direct your attention, at least in your mind. You don't have to turn there toRomans chapter 11in Romans nine through 11. Paul is dealing with there the relationship between Israel and the church. And Paul's answering the question. Okay. So…
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…about so we praise God because they refuse the gospel. It has come to us. That's that is how Paul says its a mystery. Will Israel be lost forever?Romans Chapter 11he says no they are not going to be lost forever. A time is coming with they are going to be saved. Their hearts have been hardened so that we may…
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…us Israel's past, or how God dealt with Israel in the past. Romans chapter 10 deals with how God is dealing with the nation of Israel now. And thenRomans chapter 11is how God's going to deal with them in the future. They're still God's chosen people. Or why would Paul write about them In Romans chapter 11 of…
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…must shape doxology. There's no greater example. Well, there's several great examples. One of my favorite examples, let me word it that way, is inRomans Chapter 11, when Paul comes to the end of chapters one through 11 before launching into a new conversation where he's just expounded on thoroughly salvation,…
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…with you, not wanting anyone to perish, but everyone to come to repentance. Meaning, thank you. Thank you, Mark. Meaning the same thing withRomans Chapter 11until the number of Gentiles have come in. That's why the gospel of this Kingdom shall be preached into all the nations. I say testimony before the…
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…And he goes on in that chapter to say, how precious to me are your thoughts. Oh God, how vast is the sum of them. And then Paul wrote to Rome in inRomans Chapter 11. He said, Oh, the depth of the riches and wisdom and knowledge of God, how unsearchable are his judgments and how inscrutable his ways. Therefore,…
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…important to say this because some of you are like well, what about the future? So let me talk about that for a minute. Yes, there is a prophecy inRomans, chapter 11, 11, of revival in israel in the last days. Yes, absolutely, or they will hear the gospel prayerfully through people who had been faithful to share…
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1st Baptist Baptist El Dorado, will you join me now in listening to our sermon from this week? Amen, open with me toRomans, chapter 11. Romans, chapter 11. This morning morning, in chapters 9 and 10 last week, overviewed that now into Romans 11. This important part of Paul's letter…
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…the next few weeks. Christians, the church have not replaced Israel, but we've been grafted into the tree. Praise the Lord. We've been grafted inRomans chapter 11, if you would. This will be the last verse you have. You turn to Romans 11. Now remember what Romans 9, 10 and 11 are. Romans, chapter 10 is about…
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…this rejection in Rome by the Jewish people is not the end for ethnic Israel. Their story is unfinished. You just have to flip over a few pages toRomans chapter 11to see that God is not done with ethnic Israel. He always has a remnant of Jewish people who are genuine believers. But he tells us in the book of…
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…when he returns, the Prince of Peace will establish peace once and for all for the people of Israel. And there is that remnant who he will save.Romans Chapter 11definitely covers this force, though we often times want to read over it. Paul teaches that Israel's not been rejected. So far as they will not…
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…to these things. Let's not let these things change. And so, today we're looking at this very wonderful, very, very wonderful passage at the end ofRomans chapter 11. Now, many years ago, 2001, I think it was, my father and I were hiking in the Himalayas. We were on a trip trying to get our way to base camp of…
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