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Romans 9:2 · BSB
9:2 I have deep sorrow and unceasing anguish in my heart.
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…to Jews and Gentiles. And. And we know that Paul has a heart for Jews. Okay? If you don't know that he has a heart for his own people, readRomans, chapter 9. Romans, chapter 9 is his heart towards his own people. And Paul, Paul is. Paul is a pedigree Jew, right? We understand that. He talks about that.…
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…Now, God didn't just say that he would extend his salvation throughout the world. He said more than that. He told how it would happen. See, inRomans chapter 9, 10, and 11, the Apostle Paul takes a break from his in-depth doctrinal exposition to answer a question: why is it, why is it that the majority of…
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…is not wise enough to comprehend this fully and to trust God than it is to say because it does not make sense to me. It must not be true. We go toRomans, chapter 9. You can peek over there if you want, and I just have a handful of verses here, because one of the things that we see in the book of Romans is Paul…
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…their people are not safe at all. And so what happens next is that Esther falls before Xerxes, pleading before for her people. It reminds you ofRomans chapter 9and 10 when the Apostle Paul cries out for his people. When he identifies with his own people, crying out for them. It’s one thing to be saved as…
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…on in the Book of Romans. So if you have a Bible or you have a digital device that can pull up a Bible, why don't you join with me to pull it up toRomans chapter 9to 11. That's where we're going to sit today. I'm seeing you all rustling your papers. No, I'm seeing none of you rustle your papers. I got my…
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…for a reason with intentionality to bring Salvation for all people now there's a universal nature to the gospel that anyone Paul tells us inRomans chapter 9anyone who calls upon the name of the Lord who believes that God the Father indeed raised the son through the through the power of the Holy Spirit…
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…category distinction. This is a category distinction that Paul actually makes in his letters as well, in one of our favorite chapters in Romans. InRomans, chapter 9, paul makes this statement when he's talking about the Jews and the Gentiles and their relationship to Christ. I don't have this on the screen.…
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…somebody in our circle or somebody in our community and they come to one of our events but in the end they are rejecting Jesus? Paul wrote inRomans chapter 9. He says I speak the truth in Christ. I'm not lying. My conscience confirms it through the Holy Spirit. I have great sorrow and unceasing anguish…
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…in chapter six. He calls them the gleanings left on a harvested olive tree in chapter 17. And the apostle Paul quotes this passage of Scripture inRomans, chapter 9, along with another verse in chapter 1 of Isaiah talking about a remnant telling us that this is God's way of dealing with the people of Israel in…
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…his own in the Jews. He came to his own, and his own did not receive him. They would not receive him. Now, I want to read just a few verses fromRomans chapter 9. They're on the screen for you. Notice what Paul says about it here. And this is another thing that works against this claim that Paul was…
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…all, shall be the sinner's praise. I'm going to read from God's Word now in the New Testament and Paul's letter to the Romans. And in chapter 9,Romans chapter 9, we're going to read the whole of this chapter together. And if you're using an ESV, you'll see that there's a heading that's been added before…
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…of the hope passages that there's going to be a remnant. There are going to be a few people left. Paul took up this idea when he quotes Isaiah inRomans, chapter 9. In fact, he quotes two passages in Isaiah. He said Isaiah cries out concerning Israel, though the number of the Israelites be like the sand of the…
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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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…a gift of his grace. And then here this morning, as I would see the same event from a different perspective, where we saw the divine perspective inRomans chapter 9, Paul now gives us the human perspective. That the Jews, his kinsmen, they had pursued righteousness, that is, being made right with God, being in…
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…God preserves a remnant in order to show off his mercy. But there's something else about this remnant. And to see this, we need to turn over toRomans chapter 9. So please take your Bible and turn to Romans chapter 9. All of this suffering and devastation and destruction and ruin. But if you come out the…
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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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…exactly Judas is responsible for. And perhaps we will talk about that more another day. Certainly it will come up when we get back into Romans inRomans chapter 9. But for now, let me conclude with a word of comfort and a word of warning. The word of comfort is that no struggling Christian is Judas. You…
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…and go to the nation. So that's where we're going over these next few weeks, and then at the end of September, we'll be back into Romans, intoRomans chapter 9. So this week, as Jung read uh from Acts 20, that's where we're at. So if you want to open up um Acts 20 as we get into it. Just one more small…
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…expect things to not be perfect. And so long as life is not perfect, it should kind of grow this yearning in you, this groaning, Paul says inRomans chapter 9, this groaning for heaven to come. Paul says, even creation groans with this longing of like things are not right. And so we long more for Jesus.…
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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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