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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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…be finishing Romans 11 this morning. We're gonna look at all of it. So Romans chapter 11, you can find it printed in your worship guide, along withRomans chapter 9. Chapter 11 is one of the most complex sections in all of Romans. And so if you can have a copy of it in front of you, it will be helpful in our…
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…that at Redeemer. But the song does raise an interesting point that I know know many of you have been struggling with, as we've gone throughRomans chapter 9and Psalm 10. It raises up a question about God's sovereignty and election and evangelism. Perhaps this is a question you have been asking your…
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Do you have a bible? I invite you to open toRomans chapter 9as we continue our study in Romans. Romans 9, it's also there in your worship guide. I know in a group that our size, we likely have a, wide range…
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…is not a nation in the earth that God's going to use. There's a physical reality of this. That physical reality carries into the New Testament.Romans chapter 9, where Paul says, not all who are from Israel the man are real Israel. In other words, the name is being passed down through unbelieving Israel.…
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If you have a Bible, I invite you to turn toRomans chapter 9. It is also there in your worship guide. If you are visiting, we've been working our way through Romans. We've been in this, letter for about a…
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…we're diving into Romans chapter 8, and you might even think, why Romans chapter 8? You know, why not Romans chapter 1 or or Romans chapter 7 orRomans chapter 9? All uh the parts of Romans are important, but I believe that we could spend a few weeks, if not even more, uh looking at Romans 8, where God could…
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…clearer if you wrestle with it. So let's wrestle with it. If what I say isn't satisfying, there's a good chance of that, that's probably becauseRomans chapter 9to 11 unpacks it even more. So feel free to go read that later. So, Paul anticipates the objection from the Jew, from the religious person. What…
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…do is this morning is I'm gonna try to lay the foundation for, what we will be looking at in a couple weeks from now when we come to chapter 9 inRomans. Chapter 9is going to deal with some pretty heavy and heady things. Also some very glorious things. But when we come to that chapter, you will miss those…
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…Jews and Gentiles, between the people of Israel, God's chosen covenant people, and those outside of Israel. Because to Israel, Paul writes inRomans chapter 9, to them belong the adoption, the glory, the covenants, the giving of the law, the worship, and the promises. See, God has freely chosen to give…
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…is the reality that God chose the younger brother Jacob before they were in the world, before they had done anything, good or evil, as Paul says inRomans chapter 9, though they were not yet born and had not done nothing, either good or bad, in order that God's purpose of election might continue, not because of…
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…especially reformed theology, seem to be as scorned or as rejected or even misunderstood as the doctrine of unconditional election as taught inRomans chapter 9. Is this my kaput, or can I use my my uh handheld? Do I have to do handheld? Okay. It's gonna be half as effective this morning. So, to be sure,…
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Romans chapter 9. There are Israelites and to them belong the adoption, the glory, the covenants, the giving of the law, the worship and the promises. To them…
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Romans chapter 8, starting at verse 28.Romans chapter 9, starting at verse 28. And those whom he called, he also justified. And those whom he justified, he also glorified. What then shall we say to these…
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…me, he got his call into pastoral ministry by studying the book of Romans. Was actually a professor and he was doing his doctoral dissertation onRomans chapter 9. And he was just pouring himself into it. He's in the middle of his study and trying to explain predestination and all these things happening…
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…you carrying it, Jesus, when you stood and looked at Jerusalem and said, O Jerusalem, I see you carrying it when you spoke through Paul and said inRomans chapter 9that I wish I was accursed and cut off so that my Jewish brothers and sisters would be saved. And so, Father, I just pray that this kind of burden…
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…mercy on you. You say, What do you mean, God, salvation belongs to God? There's a there's there's a book in the New Testament called Romans, and inRomans chapter 9, this guy Paul's trying to explain to people what this is like. And so he says, Hey, this woman's gonna have, she's gonna have two sons, twins. And…
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…scriptures. This is a letter that the Apostle Paul wrote to the Romans, and we were in Romans back in our Love is Blind series. We looked atRomans chapter 9and we learned a little bit about this letter that Paul wrote. And really the core of the book is this tension between Jews and Gentiles, which…
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…difficult passages in the Christian scriptures. It's found in a letter that the Apostle Paul wrote to the church in Rome in Rome. We would call itRomans chapter 9. Now, this is very difficult, and it's made increasingly more difficult if, like we said, we take our ideas of how the world works and use those as…
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…us something about God's generous, gracious, compassionate heart towards the lost. So on this very rainy Sunday here, let's dive into God's word inRomans chapter 9. Let's see something of our Heavenly Father's heart for those for his people. So a couple of key words I wanted to find right off the bat before we…
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…instances where this idea of God being a potter and his creation being clay is literally littered throughout the course of scripture. We see inRomans chapter 9, 21, where it is mentioned that Paul talks about the potter in the clay dynamic. We see that Isaiah talks about it in chapter 45 of his writing and…
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