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Romans 11:3 · BSB
11:3 “Lord, they have killed Your prophets and torn down Your altars. I am the only one left, and they are seeking my life as well”?
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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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…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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…about God will adjust what we do in our lives. And so I hope that you can stay tuned for that. So next week we'll come back and we'll look atRomans, chapter 11, because some people still are questioning, well, if God's people there in Israel reject Jesus, is God still faithful to his people? And the answer…
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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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…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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…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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…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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…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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…I'm saved and from that heart that has been changed by Jesus Christ that now I'm going to do right because of what he's done for me. Let's turn toRomans Chapter 11very quickly and we'll be done. Romans Chapter 11 popping back forward here in the book of Romans. Just read a few verses here and then we will be…
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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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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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…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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…is benefited, guess who else gets a blessing? We do. Then he blesses his good and faithful servants. So let's keep that in the back of our heads.Romans chapter 11, down in verse 36. Everything comes from the Lord. Whatever Bible translation you're looking at, whether it's the King James or the New…
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…a Christian. That's not how God sees it. He is the reward himself. We get to now have access to God. We have access to Jesus. That is the reward.Romans chapter 11and verse 6, All this is through God's kindness. And it's not by good works. For in that case, God's grace would not be what it really is, free and…
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Praise to you and peace from God our Father, from our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Amen. Our text for this morning is the epistle reading fromRomans chapter 11. Let me read it again. Oh the depths of the riches and wisdom and knowledge of God! How unsearchable are his judgments, and how inscrutable his…
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…power, justice, holiness, goodness and truth. He's the same yesterday, today and forever. And remember what we read in the book of Romans inRomans Chapter 11. We read this in verse 33. O the depths of the riches both of the wisdom and knowledge of God. How unsearchable are his judgments and His ways past…
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…by their deeds. And the Apostle Paul, looking at folks who are trying to establish a right reckoning with God simply by their external behavior, inRomans, chapter 11said to them he said well, if it's by works, then it ceases to be by grace. And he said, as it is written, god gave them a spirit of stupor, eyes…
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…that's also unbiblical. We see that as well, right? So the happy medium is to look at all of the scriptures and really, I think, pay attention toRomans chapter 11. This is not in your notes. This is for free. But Romans chapter 11 makes this very important distinction and this very important clarification…
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…Now next slide if you would Mazzan. You might be wondering where does a lot of this come from? Well one of the main places that this comes from isRomans chapter 11. The reason that dispensationalists believe that the tribulation is used to prepare Israel to be converted to faith in Christ is based on Romans…
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