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Romans 9:13–16 · BSB
9:13 So it is written: “Jacob I loved, but Esau I hated.”
9:14 What then shall we say? Is God unjust? Certainly not!
9:15 For He says to Moses: “I will have mercy on whom I have mercy, and I will have compassion on whom I have compassion.”
9:16 So then, it does not depend on man’s desire or effort, but on God’s mercy.
Berean Standard Bible · Public domain. Sermons may quote another translation.
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…then we could lose it. But we didn't have anything to do with it, therefore we can't lose it. Now let's just dive off into this. So let's look atRomans chapter 9. Man, I gotta hurry. Romans chapter 9. This objection right here, this second objection, that uh people simply don't like the idea of…
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If you have a copy of God's word, turn with me,Romans chapter 9. Let me be looking at Romans 9 and 10 this morning. You'll see a Pew Bible. If you need one in front of you, you can turn. If you need the Pew…
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…That when we go to one of the places in the Bible that the Apostle Paul, the great writer of grace, was explaining predestination election inRomans chapter 9. He said in verse 11 For the children being not yet born, neither having done any good or evil, that the purpose of God according to election might…
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…of honor and dishonor, he uses us for good things. He uses us when we make good decisions. He uses us when we make bad decisions. By the way,Romans chapter 9says that God is glorified in obedience and God is glorified in rebellion, meaning God can use whatever is done in this world for his glory. But we…
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…be offended. Because you just offended God when you said, God, I don't like the way that you chose to do salvation. You and I, and by the way, inRomans chapter 9, that's exactly Paul's answer. Paul literally doesn't give an answer in Romans chapter 9 that Jacob have I loved and Esau have I hated, and whom he…
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If you have a copy of the Bible, please turn with me this morning,Romans chapter 9. You'll see there in the seat back in front of you, you should find a Black Pew Bible. On the Pew Bible, you can find the passage on page 961. I…
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…morality. There is some rules that deal with holiness. Look at Romans 9 and also pick up James chapter 2. You don't mind me going fast, do you?Romans chapter 9and James chapter 2. And by the way, you say, boy, this is foreign to me. Let's study our Bibles together to where it becomes familiar to you so…
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If you have a copy of God's word, turn with me to the book of Romans,Romans chapter 9. If you need a Bible, look at the Pew Bible in front of you. You'll see a Black Pew Bible. The text can be found on page 961 in the Pew Bible. If…
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…them. Did you understand what I'm trying to say? So that means to understand, in fact, when he was talking, my mind just moved to Romans chapter 3,Romans chapter 9, that talks about that they are the custodians of the revelations of God. Are we together? To them is the Christ, to them is the oracles of God, to…
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Hi, everyone. I'm reading fromRomans chapter 9from verse 14 through to verse 29. ! What shall we say then? Is there injustice on God's part? By no means. For he says to Moses, I will have mercy…
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…How do we, as Christians, deal with the fact that not everyone will be saved? That's one of the questions addressed in this part of the Bible,Romans chapters 9to 11, that we're embarking on this morning. We're going to have six talks in Romans 9 to 11, then a short break for a three-week series and…
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…they would, but not in the spiritual sense. We saw this back in chapter 9 and verse 6, just a quick pass through that before we move on. Isaiah, uhRomans chapter 9, and in verse 6. For not all who are uh descended from Israel belong to Israel. Not all are children of Abraham because they are his offspring.…
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…a great way to start off, right? Don't have a superiority complex. But that's where Paul's at. And in fact, when he begins this section of text inRomans chapter 9, he begins by saying, I wish I could take the place of everyone else who are my countrymen, and they would be saved, even if it meant I would be…
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…to look at Psalm 27 this morning. We are pausing on our study through Romans, and we will continue that when the fall gets here. We'll pick up withRomans chapter 9. But this summer we've been working through some Psalms, just like we have in the past couple of summers, and this morning we find ourselves…
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…and about the son of God, Jesus Christ. And we're going to study the purpose that the potter has for our lives. So, would you turn with me toRomans chapter 9? We left off in verse 30. We got into chapter 10 some last week. We're kind of working our way backwards through Paul's letter or epistle called…
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Turn on your bravles, if you would, with me toRomans chapter 9. How many of you take great care of your vehicles? ! Wow! There's like one, two, hands up, three, four, five. The rest of y'all have a problem,…
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…And thanks, Tim. We do love you. You're such a good guy. I just love it. I invite you to open the scripture today. We're going to be reading out ofRomans chapter 9, starting in verse 14. What then shall we say? Is God unjust? Not at all. For he says to Moses, I will have mercy on whom I have on whom I have…
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…salvation from God's point of view, it presents us with unanswerable mysteries. We're gonna dig a little bit more into this doctrine as we get intoRomans chapter 9. That's Tim's problem for future weeks. Okay, he's gonna figure that out for us. So for now, we just need to know that in these verses, they…
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…chose me or chose them and not everyone else, isn't God unfair? Paul knows your questions are questions, and he's going to spend an entire chapter,Romans chapter 9, on exactly that question. We will get there, I promise, but let's not miss what he's doing here in Romans chapter 8. He's not trying to have a…
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…by faith believe. And so it's true, Abraham would never do what they are doing now rejecting the word of God. And in fact, we learned later inRomans Chapter 9that not all the natural ethnic children of Abraham are his true offspring, but the children of the promise who share in that same faith of…
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