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Romans 9:33 · BSB
9:33 as it is written: “See, I lay in Zion a stone of stumbling and a rock of offense; and the one who believes in Him will never be put to shame.”
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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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…say this prayer out loud or in your minds. And then, friends, if you mean it from your heart and your mind, then you will be saved according toRomans chapter 9. But just say something like, "God, I know I'm a sinner and I need a savior. And I believe that savior's name is Jesus. He is the Christ. He is the…
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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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…that actually brought us in. Uh one or two. That's not freezing. Every penny for sweating. Uh, this whole chapter here, are you there with me? InRomans chapter 9, chapter 10, and chapter 11 is dealing primarily with God's gonna bring the Jews back in. And there are some anti-Semitic people at this hour who…
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…that were saved. Because if God didn't save some of them, they would have become like Sodom and Gomorrah. Isaiah says that, and Paul quotes them inRomans chapter 9. For several hundred years, the nation of Israel was rebellious. They're described in the Bible as stiff-necked donkeys. You ever been called a…
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…to commend. And yet, here in this dream, God promises Jacob more than he could imagine. And it's simply because God chose to do so. You remember inRomans chapter 9, the Bible tells us that God chose Jacob over Esau even before they were born or had done anything good or bad, in order that God's purpose of…
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…lessons we can draw from this? This is a super dense text, and I'm going through it really quick. But what are some of the lessons we can draw fromRomans chapter 9? And I think the first one, which has been a repeating lesson in Romans, is just simply that there is no room for boasting. There's no room for…
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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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…I've grown up enough. Now I need to grow up and rely on the witness of the Spirit. The second way that he leads you is by the inward voice. And uhRomans chapter 9, 1, the inward voice or is the voice of your conscience. If you're living right and doing right, and you're Bible trained, your conscience is a…
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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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…verses. Romans 8 is all about our glorification. Then he talks about Israel and how all these doctrines pertain to the promises given to Israel.Romans chapter 9, 10, and 11. And then chap can you guys hear me alright? I can't hear myself, so is it okay? This is the first time it's been this rainy. I like…
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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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…But we should always have a little time to pray. And then the travail, not only of Prayer. But the travail of concern I mentioned a moment ago inRomans chapter 9. I have great heaviness, Paul said, continual sorrow, continual sorrow in my heart, for I could wish myself a curse from Christ. For my brethren,…
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…into exile to the Babylonians, to the Assyrians. And why does he restore them after extra after their exile? So that his name may be proclaimed. InRomans chapter 9, he even uses the tools of the world like Pharaoh, and he raises up a Pharaoh. Why does he raise up Pharaoh to be an antagonist against Israel?…
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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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…and daughter, like minds, beloved, to echo for sons of daughters, children of God, says it over and over again. Hosea chapter 1, Matthew chapter 5,Romans chapter 9, those are just three, but there's many, many more. That we are sons of the living God, that we are children of God, that we are children of the…
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…Jesus' name. Amen. Amen. You can take your seat. I titled the sermon this morning, Heart of Heart. Heart of Heart. I gave a class on Wednesday. onRomans chapter 9. And if you read Romans chapter 9, it's uh it's it's it's kind of a challenging chapter. Um In so many ways. And it's all about the sovereignty of…
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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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…go to hell? Right? That doesn't make any sense. I'd be hard-pressed to answer this question if Paul didn't already. please turn with me to Romans,Romans chapter 9. Romans 9, starting in verse 14. What then should we say? Is there injustice with God? Absolutely not. For he tells Moses, I will show mercy to…
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