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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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…for him because it's a huge cloud of witnesses. Our children are watching to see our relationship with God. In Jesus' name, he will set you apart.Romans, chapter 11and verse 29, for the gifts and calling of God are without repentance. God has called you friends. It is without repentance. He hasn't. Just…
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…the marvelous description of Yahweh's kingdom in Micah, should it not goad me to prayer? Should I not pray for the fulfillment? When I happen uponRomans chapter 11, ought it not incite me to pray that God would graft Israel back into his people again? When I read about the assurance in Isaiah 33 that God would…
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…but not applying the word, hiding the word in my heart that I might not sin against you. This Kingdom Rises, right? Let's look at this mystery.Romans chapter 11. Give you a few verses here. It's a mystery. How is it that we could be? Have so much access. But yet, still miss what's right in front of us.…
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…a good guy. That's how it works, right? Well, not so fast. God works by his grace. The New Testament actually interprets this verse for us inRomans chapter 11. I have it on the screen here. You can follow with me. It says, Rebecca's children were conceived at the same time by our father Isaac. So, the two…
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…the relationship between the Israelites and the Gentiles. It goes back and forth talking this through, and ultimately it culminates in the end ofRomans chapter 11, where it says, For from him and through him and to him be all things, to him be glory in the church forever. Amen. We then have been going through…
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…exchange for his sin. I mean, on and on and on, it kind of culminates to where last week we talked about the crescendo, the doxology at the end ofRomans chapter 11, which says, For from him and through him and to him be all things, to him be glory in the church forever. Amen. If you weren't here last week, you…
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…and this new journey in their lives. An unbelievable, awesome, and talented couple for sure. Uh, I want to invite you to open up your Bibles toRomans chapter 11. Romans chapter 11. And I want to take this opportunity to greet all of the men at the Ramsey Unit and all of the women at the Plain State…
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…all of this is from God. Because God chose you on the basis of his own will for his own glory. You know, the Apostle Paul writes at the end ofRomans chapter 11, when he gets to the end of his discussion of election salvation, this incredible doxology. I think it's appropriate for us to end there. To let…
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…be saved. These thoughts should create in us awe at the eternal purposes of the Most High God. It's exactly what it does for Paul. Turn with me toRomans chapter 11. After he goes through this great expounding of this doctrine. Beginning halfway through chapter 8. And then in through the end of chapter 11.…
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…kind of root us and and set the stage for our time in First Samuel 16 by hearing these words from the apostle Paul. So let us listen carefully toRomans chapter 11. I'll be reading verses 33 through 36. And let us listen carefully for this is God's word. Oh, the depth of the riches and wisdom and knowledge of…
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…I know Him and understand Him perfectly, then He's not big enough to worship. So words will fail us. And I want to start by reading a duxology fromRomans chapter 11, and you'll maybe look at this again at the city group Romans chapter 11 and verse 33, just to the end, these great words which remind us of the…
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Romans 11, verses 1 through 24. I ask then, has God rejected his people? Absolutely not. For I too am an Israelite, a descendant of Abraham from the tribe of Benjamin. God has…
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…Roman church, and we will be starting Romans 11 this morning, and we will be finishing Romans 11 this morning. We're gonna look at all of it. SoRomans chapter 11, you can find it printed in your worship guide, along with Romans chapter 9. Chapter 11 is one of the most complex sections in all of Romans. And…
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…and ushers in his Kingdom beginning with the salvation of the Jews. But one more passage. We can leave Ezekiel behind. I want you to flip over toRomans chapter 11. Romans chapter 11 kind of ties this all up together here. Romans 9 is where Paul is begging for the Israelites to be saved. Romans 10 talks about…
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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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