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Romans 9:15 · BSB
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.”
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…And look at this, for from him and through him and to him are all things. To him be glory forever, amen. How do we get from the beginning ofRomans, chapter 9, to the end of Paul's thought in Romans, chapter 11, where somehow we move from this place for Paul his emotional mental state in chapter 9, a…
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1st Baptist Baptist El Dorado, will you join me now in listening to our sermon from this week If you'll open with me toRomans, chapter 9, that's where we'll be this morning as we continue in our walk through Romans, as we've completed our series through Romans, chapter 8. Today we'll…
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…to wrestle after that with the state of lostness. He's particularly concerned about Israelites, his brethren in the flesh. He launches into that inRomans chapter 9and completes those thoughts through chapter 11. In verse 22 and 23, he says this of chapter 9. verse 23, verse 23, what if God, desiring to show…
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…way is a way of love, it's a way of sacrifice, and it's a way of transformation. The Jesus way is a way of transformation. Would you look over inRomans chapter 9with me? Romans chapter 9, let's look at verse 19. Romans chapter 9, verse 19. We just got done reading in verse 18. He has mercy on whom God, God…
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…themes that Paul has already hit on for us here is this, that God is a God who keeps his promises. You'll want to remember that when we get toRomans chapter 9and 11, you know, in 20 or 30 years. Because Paul's hope there is to remind us, look, no matter what you see, no matter what's happened, God has…
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…I don't know the sin was the same I don't know why one gets mercy and one gets judgment that's God's prerogative I don't know but it tells us inRomans chapter 9doesn't he I will have mercy on whom I will have mercy and I will harden whom I will harden that's his choice not mine what I do know is that all…
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…of Jewish people. Why would he be concerned at all if he believes that in the end all ethnically Jewish people will be saved? Remember backRomans chapter 9, and I've referenced it a few times, but just hear it beginning in verse 1. He says, I'm speaking the truth in Christ. I am not lying. My…
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…Lord hardened the heart of Pharaoh, and he did not listen to them as the Lord had spoken to Moses. Divine judicial hardening. Paul is writing inRomans chapter 9through 11 of the grace and mercy of God, but also of his judgment. So, do not harden yourself, as many Israelites, did, did, is Paul's plea to…
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Well, good morning. Please take your copy of God's Word and join me inRomans chapter 9. It's very good to be here with you this morning, opening God's Word together as we continue our verse-by-verse exposition of Paul's letter to the…
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Good morning, everyone. Join me in your copy of God's Word and go toRomans chapter 9. ! This is the third week we've been riding this crazy bull that is Romans chapter 9. ! Hopefully most of you are still hanging on for eight…
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Open up your copy of God's Word and go toRomans chapter 9. ! The book of Romans is Paul's huge dissertation on our salvation, ! that we have been redeemed and saved wholly in Christ. By His grace alone and…
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…as free, as having freedom of choice, as having freedom of the will. And Paul will address this very, issue with remarkable clarity, I may add, inRomans chapter 9. For now, let me just state his present implication. He says that there is only one truly free being and it's not you. God is the only being who is…
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…God God elected before the foundation of the world those who would be believed and don't put it on us listen the apostle Paul is the one who inRomans chapter 9spoke of Esau I have hated and Jacob I have loved he knew about election but he said that oh I would that I myself would be accursed if my…
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…argument that he is making. This is going to become increasingly important as our study through this letter continues. How do we rightly understandRomans chapter 9and 10 and 11 in light of chapter 1, verse 16 and 17? We need to work to get this correct today. In the case of this very first four in verse 16,…
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…And Paul answers the question of why those outside of God's family get chosen and not all of God's people. Have a look at verse 30 with me ofRomans chapter 9. What then shall we say? That the Gentiles, those who are not Israel, Jewish people, that the Gentiles who did not pursue righteousness have…
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…importance to him as well. Can I just add this point? I think this is a very significant point. This is one of the most overlooked thing aboutRomans chapter 9. Romans chapter 9 to 11 have been debated for centuries. And they are very difficult chapters. But the most striking thing about Romans chapter 9…
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…clearer if you wrestle with it. So let's wrestle with it. If what I say isn't satisfying, there's a good chance of that, that's probably becauseRomans chapter 9to 11 unpacks it even more. So feel free to go read that later. So, Paul anticipates the objection from the Jew, from the religious person. What…
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Romans chapter 9. There are Israelites and to them belong the adoption, the glory, the covenants, the giving of the law, the worship and the promises. To them…
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Romans chapter 8, starting at verse 28.Romans chapter 9, starting at verse 28. And those whom he called, he also justified. And those whom he justified, he also glorified. What then shall we say to these…
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…affirms the very thing that Caiaphas is asking Him to do. Further, Paul swore oaths. And we don't pick these up often, but this is what he's doing.Romans chapter 9and verse 1. He says, I am speaking the truth in Christ. I am not lying. My conscience bears me witness in the Holy Spirit. He's appealing to God…
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