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Romans 11:8 · BSB
11:8 as it is written: “God gave them a spirit of stupor, eyes that could not see, and ears that could not hear, to this very day.”
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…Messiah. By the way, Romans chapter 9, 10, 11 deal with Israel. Romans chapter 9 deals with Israel's past. Romans, chapter 10, Israel's present.Romans, chapter 11, Israel's future. Go read those three chapters. It'll help you. We are to pray for the peace of Jerusalem. The Bible says we're to reach Jews for…
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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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As you're in Revelation chapter 2 this morning, I want you to turn quickly, hold your finger there and go toRomans Chapter 11, Romans Chapter 11, Romans Chapter 11. Follow along with me as I read this because it's important. Why is there war in Israel? Why has Israel set…
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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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…today is ignorant about. You know, we, we look at this, could you say that people are ignorant about spiritual gifts? I think that you can. InRomans Chapter 11, the thing that Paul there didn't want them to be ignorant of was the nation of Israel and the Jewish people and of God's promises towards them.…
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…or offended. Well, actually, there's a place in us that'll be pulled toward them for their deliverance, for their healing. And so, as I was readingRomans, chapter 11, we're not going to spend a lot of time there, I'm just going to read one verse to you from there. We're going to look at some other things but as…
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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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…12, starting in verse 1, and you kind of get the context where you know God's grace in the life of the Gentiles, like when you're looking back inRomans, chapter 11, we see that the Gentiles have been grafted in. They've been grafted in for salvation, they've been brought into the family. They've been grafted…
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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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…know anything about the book of Romans, the book of Romans is a building argument all the way through and everything in Romans chapter one throughRomans chapter 11leads up to this declaration at the beginning of Romans chapter 12. And you probably know it well. This is how Christ has dealt with our sin…
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…do, but sometimes I miss them. So if you're hiding somewhere, now is the time. For the rest of you little tykes, we're going to hang out in here inRomans chapter 11. Romans chapter 11, verses 3 and 4. And we're actually going to look kind of at two sections of scripture today and we're really not going to look…
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…this. Wherever he went, he planted churches. The local church is designed to act as a gathering place of God worshipers on this world. InRomans, chapter 11and 12, paul speaks about the shift that happened after Israel rejected Messiah. Jesus had some Messiah. Paul laments that and he goes on, though…
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…you remember, burning the temple, all that. But in spite of their massive destruction, God has not rejected his people whom he foreknew, it says inRomans chapter 11, verse two. Wow. I mean, and he will preserve them until that future day when the believing remnant of the nation will be saved. It tells us that…
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…is your Messiah. He's going to make them yearn for that grace by making them jealous for it. That's what he's been saying all the way through.Romans chapter 11. In this way, how does God show religious people how amazing and surprising and beautiful his grace is? He gives it to others. Gives it to people…
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…back into their own olive tree? So reads God's word. Amen. My name is Mark. I'm uh one of the leaders of the church. Do uh pull up that passage inRomans chapter 11that Lena read uh for us. Uh Romans chapter 11 is a complicated passage, and we're going to kind of skate across the surface of it a little bit,…
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…have a sense of awe and worship. In order for us to clearly see this, what I'd like for us to do is to consider what Paul writes at the end ofRomans chapter 11, looking at verse 33. Now, remember, Paul is in the middle, or at the end, maybe I should say, of expounding upon the great doctrines of the…
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Well, good morning. Please take your copy of God's Word. Join me inRomans chapter 11. Our text for today is Romans chapter 11, verses 25 through 36, which is to the end of the chapter. We're doing it. We're making it through chapter…
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