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Romans 9:2 · BSB
9:2 I have deep sorrow and unceasing anguish in my heart.
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…block to those who would not believe. He loved them. He loved his people. He wanted them with all of his heart to know Christ. In fact, inRomans 9, verse 1 through 5, he writes how he had great sorrow and continual grief in his heart for his brethren, his countrymen, according to the flesh. And so he served them…
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…kingdom of God, we are going to face rejection. We must persist. We've seen Paul have this kind of compassion. As Paul wrote in Romans chapter 9,Romans chapter 9, verses 1 through 3. Here's what Paul, Paul writes to that church. I am speaking the truth in Christ, and I'm not lying. My conscience bears me witness in the Holy…
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…now we're ready for verse 2. And I almost did an entire sermon on that verse, but I decided not to. Romans would take a long time if we did that.Romans 9, verses 2 through 5. I have great sorrow and unceasing anguish in my heart, for I could wish that I myself were cursed and cut off from Christ for the sake of my…
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…tried to attack him and plot against him. We've seen that in the book of Acts. But but but Paul didn't just cry over the trials. We find Paul inRomans chapter 9, verses 2and 3. We find him in tears praying over his lost brothers. Listen to what he says in Romans 9, verses 2 and 3. That I have great sorrow and…
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…them there is little concern. For us there is much anguish. I mean Paul knew this sorrow. I have great sorrow and unceasing grief in my heart asRomans 9 verse 2says. We also endure betrayal by those close to us. Those we have walked in ministry with. Shared fellowship with. Scriptures prepare us for this.…
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…challenge and adjust you? Are you ready? Okay, so chapter 9, God's Mercy, Not Our Performance. Paul begins in Romans 9, expressing his heartbreak,Romans 9 verse 2, "That I have great sorrow and unceasing anguish in my heart." Paul is a Jewish Christian, and he's heartbroken, because many of his Jewish family…
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…This is a weighty statement, and Paul certainly feels the burden of it. But as we will see, it is also the foundation of our hope. So let's exploreRomans 9 verses 1 to 5under 3 headings. 1st, Paul's profound pain. 2nd, Israel's privileged position. And 3rd, Christ's preeminent power. Paul's profound pain, Israel's…
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…just putting this together. So why evangelize? Reason number one, alright, is seen in verses 5 and 6. This idea of rescuing them. If we rememberRomans 9 verses 1 through 5where Paul said that he wishes that he was accursed, his fellow Jews could be saved. But if we are truly converted, if we truly have the Holy…
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“For The Sake Of My Brothers”ROMANS 9:1-5JANUARY 7, 2024 PASTOR BRIAN SMITH WILDWOOD CHURCH EAST MOLINE, ILLINOIS AT A GLANCE Can you imagine saying to God, “I’ll give up Heaven for the…
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…witness to me in the Holy Spirit. He's burdened for the Israelites. He would trade his salvation for the Jews to be saved. That's the language ofRomans 9, verses 1 through 4. Paul says, I would trade my salvation. I'm so burdened for the Israelites that I would condemn myself to hell if I could give them my salvation. I…
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…own heads. I am innocent. From now on, I will go to the Gentiles. Paul's strong reaction shows how deeply he cared about his Jewish brethren. InRomans 9 verses 1 to 3, Paul says, I have great sorrow and unceasing anguish in my heart, for I could wish that I myself were accursed and cut off from Christ for the…
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…people that God had chosen under the old covenant through Moses, and his sorrow towards them who were remaining in unbelief. So let's read togetherRomans chapter 9, verses 1 through 5. I am speaking the truth in Christ. I'm not lying. My conscience bears me witness in the Holy Spirit that I have great sorrow and unceasing anguish…
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…Father. It's way above my pay grade. Some of the scriptures that talk about what happens when one carries a burden like this, one of them is inRomans, chapter 9, verse 1 to 3. And I'm reading from different versions, Romans, chapter 9, verse 1 to 3. I mean, to be able to say it and actually mean it, so much so that it is…
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…and they don't believe him. I mean, what good? What good is circumcision if you don't recognize the Savior when he comes? This is Paul's point inRomans chapter 9, verses 1 through 4. The Jews had the patriarchs, were from the Jews. Theirs is the promises according to the flesh, he says in Romans 9. Theirs were the covenants.…
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…my righteous one my servant will make many righteous ones as he himself carries the burden of their sins That's Jesus let's look at paul romans 9Romans 9 Verse 1 to 3from the message romans 9 verse 1 1 to 3 from the message I Wish I could say this for you man. You'd have such an amazing pastor if these words…
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…that grieved Paul to make this point. Number one, Paul was grieved. Paul was suffering internally by unbelief, by unbelievers. We can read inRomans chapter 9 verses 2and 3. Paul writes that he has great sorrow and unceasing anguish in my heart. For I could wish that I myself were accursed and cut off from Christ…
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…maintained in the midst of all of his missionary journeying, he maintained an unwavering commitment to the Jewish people. Listen to his words fromRomans 9, verses 1-3. I am speaking the truth in Christ. I am not lying. My conscience bears me witness in the Holy Spirit. It's great, like he's loading that up,…
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…in all of these places as well as people who had converted to Judaism. And he's concerned for them. He wants to seek their good in these places.Romans 9, verses 1-3is some evidence of this. Paul writes, I am speaking the truth in Christ. I am not lying. My conscience bears me witness in the Holy Spirit that I…
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