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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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…you work with, people that you recreate with, how much difference does it make? I read this and I thought about it a lot this week. Paul said inRomans chapter 9that he wished that he would be accursed and cut off from Christ for the sake of his brothers and those related to him. What a statement. He's…
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…they're like, well, if election is true, why pray? If election is true, why evangelize? The most compelling argument in the Bible for election isRomans chapter 9. At the end of it, Paul prays that people would be saved. He prays relentlessly for them. And I think you'll find if you're praying for…
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…them, said it's over, Red Rover, I'm done with you, I'm through with you. And now I'm I'm going to work with the Gentiles. But when you get intoRomans Chapter 9, you find out that to them belong the adoption of sons. And Paul is saying in Romans Chapter 9, you know, if I could be cut off from Christ for the…
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…this out, Nothing can separate us from the love of God. Nothing can stop God from loving you. Last week, Jerry preached an incredible sermon onRomans Chapter 9, and we learned that God is both great and our God is good. And then you have to navigate What does it mean to trust God when others don't? That's…
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…right back to the very beginning. He's the son of David, the son of Abraham. Well, that's the three purposes of the Jewish nation tucked away inRomans Chapter 9. These amazing words Paul is writing. And he says, For I could wish that I myself were cursed and cut off from Christ for the sake of my brothers.…
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…we're physical descendants of Abraham. It's not the physical descendants that are doing rituals and keeping traditions. Paul goes over this inRomans chapter 9when he says, not all of Israel's descendants are actually Israel, but it is those of the promise that are the actual sons of Abraham. That's how…
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…the idea of the fact that God is continually conforming us to the image of his son. Earlier this year, we began a series called Into the Mystery,Romans chapter 9, 10, and 11, and we looked at three of the most difficult chapters in all of the Bible, chapters that are really hard to get our heads around and…
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…what I'm saying? Because this word Lord is very important, because if this not for this word, Lord, we can't even be saved. Let's turn over toRomans chapter 9. Since we go there, chapter 10, and most people use the Romans road to Salvation. It says, is that if you confess with your mouth Jesus as not…
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…and the life. No man comes to the father, but by me, so he's cautioning against false or counterfeit vines that may arise. Paul addresses, that inRomans chapter 9, he says this in verse 6, it's not as though God's word had failed for not all who are descended from Israel or Israel. Nor because they are…
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…morning, we're gonna be finishing up this section that's one of the most confusing passages of Scripture in Romans 9, 10, and 11. If you remember,Romans chapter 9talks about the doctrine of election. It talks about God's sovereignty in the issue of salvation. It basically says this: it is God who has the…
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…would respond to you the way that Charles Spurgeon responded whenever he was asked, he's the great British preacher, he was asked how he reconcilesRomans chapter 9and Romans chapter 10, how he reconciles God's sovereignty with human responsibility, and his response was he doesn't. Why would you ever reconcile…
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…never tell me that. What is true on the third grade playground at recess is also true spiritually. We're gonna look today at a brand new series inRomans chapter 9called End to the Mystery. We're gonna be look in the mystery, and what we're gonna look and see is gonna look over the next three weeks, Romans 9,…
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…Testament, so I think we should close by looking at what Paul says about this in the New Testament. Why don't you turn in your Bibles with me toRomans chapter 9? Flip over to Romans chapter 9 because this word from God through Malachi that I've loved Jacob but hated Esau, it shows up again in our Bibles. It…
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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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Okay, we're gonna be inRomans chapter 9today. We're gonna do the second half of that chapter. There's going to be some overlap between last week and this week that should comfort you. If…
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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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…because of you. This is your fault and judgment against me is unfair or undeserving. Paul confronts that particularly that particular objection inRomans chapter 9. It's not always easy to understand how is it possible that God could be so sovereign over the events of Judas' life and yet still hold Judas…
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…Romans chapter 13. Romans 13, we've been going through the book of Romans for a little over a year now. A few months ago, as we were entering intoRomans chapter 9, A man who was visiting, he came up to me after the service. He was a first time visitor. And so we were chatting. He says, you know, it's actually…
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…them and throughout the world, because they were not aware of those things, but those things were entrusted to the Jewish community. And then inRomans chapter 9, uh verses 4 through 5, and we have a slide for that, right? Yeah. He elaborates even more about what the benefits are that the Jewish people have.…
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