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Romans 9:11 · BSB
9:11 Yet before the twins were born or had done anything good or bad, in order that God’s plan of election might stand,
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…they kept up to fight their whole life, by the way. Romans 9 says that God chose Jacob, not Esau. He chose the older to serve the younger. And thenRomans 9, verse 11says, God did this before either twin had done anything good or bad. And you think, oh, that's cute. Who cares about two twins thousands of years…
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…we don't inherit anybody's sin, including Adam's, then that means we should change our terminology. It's not original sin. We're originally saved,Romans 9:11. It's not original guilt. It's original grace. We're born in a state of innocence and we choose later to go in the opposite direction of that,…
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…God's election is a completely free, uncompelled, gratuitous act of God's mercy. But unconditional election, which is there, I've suggested inRomans 9, verse 11, does not always sit easily with us. It didn't sit easily with Christians in the first century either. And so in verses 14 to 29, Paul addresses…
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…am the fulfillment of all of God's promises that Jacob saw and that a uh Abraham saw and that others were seeing. And Paul picks up this up this inRomans 9:10-13. And so Jesus is actually giving three claims and three beautiful truths. And I'm going to end there because I think this sets up a great time to…
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…call people out and you don't care about the promise of God. It's not going to end. Well, for you. And we see this right along. We even see this inRomans Chapter 9, verses 10 through 13. Not only that, but. Rebecca's children were conceived. At the same time. As their father Isaac by our father Isaac excuse. Me yet before the twins…
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…the election of Jacob to be the one through whom he would work through. This is the argument that Paul gets to in Romans 9. Look what it says inRomans 9, verses 10 to 13. It says, Rebecca had conceived children by one man, our forefather Isaac, though they were not yet born and had done nothing good or bad, in order…
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…because of Him who calls, 12 it was said to her, “The older will serve the younger.” 13 Just as it is written, “Jacob I loved, but Esau I hated.” (Rom. 9:10–13NASB) That's a quotation from the book of Malachi. It's not here in Genesis, but the older will serve the younger, quoted in Romans 9, verse 12, is…
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…do just that. And so is anybody, is anybody ready to just jump in to our wait what moment today? Okay, good, good. I'm gonna move on. Here we go.Romans chapter 9, verses 6 through 13. Some of this we covered last week. If you weren't here, you can listen to the to the podcast, uh, watch it online, but but we're gonna keep going.…
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…do just that. And so is anybody, is anybody ready to just jump in to our wait what moment today? Okay, good, good. I'm gonna move on. Here we go.Romans chapter 9, verses 6 through 13. Some of this we covered last week. If you weren't here, you can listen to the to the podcast, uh, watch it online, but but we're gonna keep going.…
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…He's simply keeping the promise He had made to their forefathers. Well, then why did God choose their forefather Jacob, also called Israel?Romans 9, verses 10-13says, So that's the love-hate contrast that Hebrew uses. It's an idiom that indicates the choice of one over another. God chose Jacob over Esau.…
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…he choose Jacob and not Esau? Why not both? Well, it wasn't because Isaac was good. He wasn't even born yet. In the verses which follow, back inRomans 9, verses 10 to 13, we're not going to look at it too closely there, but Paul basically says, look at Jacob and Esau. Before they had done anything good or bad, it…
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…he chose him. Well, it's got nothing to do with those things. It's got nothing to do with our character. Look at what it says in verse 11. This isRomans 9 verse 11. Yet before the twins were born, before they were born, or had done anything good or bad, before they even had an opportunity to come running in…
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