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Romans 9:26 · BSB
9:26 and, “It will happen that in the very place where it was said to them, ‘You are not My people,’ they will be called ‘sons of the living God.’”
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…of God. Begin to anguish over the lost. How are the lost found when the people of God begin to anguish. Over the lost. That's how Paul begins inRomans chapter 9. Let me read to you these verses. They are stunning verses tonight. Open your Bible 945 if you've got a black church Bible. I am speaking the truth…
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…the violent bloodshed would fall not on us but upon his son the apostle Paul experienced this as he reflected on the death of Jesus have a look atRomans chapter 9Romans chapter 9 verse 22 it's on page 1136 if you're using the church bible Romans 9 starting at verse 22 it's talking about the death of Jesus…
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…these two things? I don't know that we actually can, but the Scripture teaches us to it for our benefit. You cannot have Romans chapter 8 withoutRomans chapter 9. You just can't do it. You can't claim all of the promises of God to you in Christ without grasping hold of rightly the doctrine of election. So…
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…So a couple things I want to say. First of all, it seems very clear actually that this is how God works. When you read this passage, when you readRomans chapter 9, when you read some other places, even the passage that I read to you in the regular service in Yurani, this is a pattern. In the book, God is…
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…of anti wisdom book. You've got poetry. You've got didactic literature. You've got discursive literature like Paul as he builds an argument fromRomans chapter 9into Romans chapter 10, into Romans chapter 11, and then he starts Romans chapter 12 with a therefore that's built off of everything that comes…
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…It's probably the dominant genre of the Bible. You've got story. You've got didactic literature like Paul working through a tight logical argument.Romans chapter 9into chapter 10, into chapter 11, therefore chapter 12, and you better get your diagrams out and start working through that. I mean, even Peter…
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…we see Jesus trying to woo the Jews to himself. And over and over again, we see them rejecting. It actually proceeds after this. Look over toRomans chapter 9. Romans chapter 9. One of the most direct teachings or passages on this. Romans chapter 9, verses 4 to 6. In other words, is there any good to…
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…suffered. God doesn't feel obligated to accommodate our sense of right and wrong and justice in a sense. You know, he's God. He's in control. InRomans chapter 9, 10, and 11, another illustration of God at work in the issue of salvation, he begins by talking about Jacob and Esau, and he says this, and it…
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…for all the churches you see the way in which he toiled and struggled Paul was spending himself for the sake of others we see at the beginning ofRomans chapter 9that Paul wishes that he himself would be accursed cut off from the blessing of Christ that his brothers the Jewish people would know the glory of…
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…life-giving water? Paul writes in Romans 9, he who did not spare his own son but gave him up for us all, how will he not also give us all things?Romans chapter 9. We mustn't doubt the sufficiency and the goodness of God. How do we know that he loves us? We look to the rock. You see, testing time is training…
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…are. And those are just just a few. The place where you really want to dig into this doctrine of election in one of the most clearest places is inRomans chapter 9. And I want us to go there because Romans 9 is actually where Paul expounds on Exodus 33. So Paul is expounding on Exodus 33 when we go through…
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…now baptism is the direct correlation of that in our day. Now rightly, right, again, respect these men, valuable biblical theologians. Rightly,Romans chapter 9, second half of 6 through 8, for not all who are descended from Israel belong to Israel, and not all are children of Abraham because they are his…
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…things that the gospel, the promise that the gospel holds for us. So then, what does Paul say directly after Romans chapter 8? The first verse ofRomans chapter 9, the first two verses, he says, I speak the truth in Christ, I am not lying, my conscience confirms it through the Holy Spirit, I have great sorrow…
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…is justified by faith apart from works of the law. This is one of the most controversial verses in the entire New Testament. One of the second isRomans chapter 9, so it's a good job we're not doing that one tonight. So what are we going to do? How are we going to square this circle? Well, I want you to cast…
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…this morning. The first one is from Isaiah, chapter 52, and the second reading will be from Romans. We're going through a series at the minute fromRomans, chapter 9to 11. So, if you want to take notes, there's a sheet. You can either use the back of the news program or the notes that are being passed around.…
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…Thanks very much, Trish. So keep your Bibles open, have a pen at hand, and you can take notes as we go along. Again, if you would like a summary ofRomans chapter 9to 11, then you can look that up on the church website. On one of the recent posts, you will see that there's a couple of articles there which…
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So we're reading fromRomans chapter 9starting at verse 14 and that's on page 1136 in the Red Church Bible. So starting in verse 14 of Romans chapter 9. What shall we say then? Is God…
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Let's skip the page number. We're reading fromRomans chapter 9, which is on page 1135 in the Red Bibles. So page 1135. Romans chapter 9. Starting in verse 1. I speak the truth in Christ. I am not lying. My…
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…do you mean? What I mean is that, hey, God is still at work. There's more. We started off this, this, we've been looking at these three chapters ofRomans, chapters 9, 10, and 11. We started off chapter 9, but one of the first things I said to you is that God works on a level that you and I can't always see and…
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…We took a break this summer and did a series on the miracles of Jesus, and then we pick back up in Romans uh in October, November. We're doingRomans chapter 9, 10, and 11. This morning we start Romans chapter 11. Uh, and I just want to begin with a confession. But let me say this first of all. I want to…
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