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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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…They bear the sword and they don't do it in vain. No authority, Romans 13, verse 1 says exists unless God instituted it. He did this all inRomans chapter 9, I mean in Genesis chapter 9 to check the evil in the world. The pre-fall world did not have government and it was just bloodshed. The post-fall…
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…history today is relevant only as it bears upon the history of the Christian church what really matters in the world is God's kingdom think aboutRomans chapter 9and verse 17 for the scripture says Paul writes unto Pharaoh even for this same purpose God says have I raised thee up that I might show my power…
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…saint knows. Old Testament saints were acutely aware that they were not members of the new covenant, that not all Israel is Israel, as Paul says inRomans chapter 9. A key verse for this is Jeremiah 31. And let me just read for you. Jeremiah 31, verse 31 Behold, the days are coming, declares Yahweh, when I will…
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…they're not opposed to one another. There's a lot of mystery in it, but they go hand in hand. There's no stronger statement in the Bible thanRomans chapter 9on the sovereignty of God, predestination, election, and then the next chapter, Romans 10. There's no stronger statement in the Bible that whoever…
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…lesson? The answer to this question, I think, is found, at least in part, in how the Apostle Paul quotes this very verse in the New Testament inRomans chapter 9. And I'm going to ask you to turn there in your Bible. I think it's going to be worth turning there. In Romans chapter 9, we find the Apostle Paul…
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…it through the words of Paul. See it through the words of Paul thousands of years later. If you have your Bibles with you, please open them up toRomans chapter 9. Romans chapter 9. I want to admit right off the get-go that this is a hotly debated and difficult passage, and we're not going to look at…
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…in our lives. I was reading a quote from Charles Spurgeon. There's a lady who was deeply troubled by a passage in Romans, I believe it'sRomans chapter 9, where Paul writes uh writes this, he quotes from Genesis saying, Esau, I Jacob I loved, but Esau I hated. There's a lady who came up and asked him…
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…you could hardly say it's unfair. Right? The man has a right to do with his money whatever he wants to do. Right? I mean, just read that, jot downRomans chapter 9and go back and read that later this week. Right? That is a passage that will get up in your kitchen, right? It gets in your face, right? And it…
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…have students that are connecting with me that were part of those simple teams. God brings you into people's lives. Let me read you today fromRomans chapter 9. Paul begins to share, and he shares in the first few script, first three verses that I'm just gonna land on. He says, This, I speak the truth in…
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…here. Paul, dusting off his garments, he still desperately longs for his Jewish brothers and sisters to come to faith in Christ. In fact, inRomans chapter 9, which Paul writes from Corinth later, he says that he could wish himself accursed. In other words, he could wish, if it were possible, that he…
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…wouldn't repent, he turned him over to a hard heart. In fact, the Bible says, he used him to declare his power and all Egypt, and Israel as well.Romans chapter 9, listen to this, Romans 9 and 17. For the scripture says of pharaoh for this very purpose, I have raised you up. That I may show my power in you…
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…ungodliness from Jacob. And this will be my covenant with them when I take away their sins. The last two or three weeks here, we've been looking atRomans chapters 9, 10 and 11, which in many ways are a very significant and in some ways unique section, not just of the letter to the Romans, but also the whole of…
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Okay, so we're going back toRomans chapter 9this morning. I'm going to do something that I've not done before in this church or in any church actually. I am going to ask you to put your hands…
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…affirms the very thing that Caiaphas is asking Him to do. Further, Paul swore oaths. And we don't pick these up often, but this is what he's doing.Romans chapter 9and verse 1. He says, I am speaking the truth in Christ. I am not lying. My conscience bears me witness in the Holy Spirit. He's appealing to God…
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…of course, I agree with him. Then it matters. Well, God disagrees with that. I don't know that there's a clearer statement of that truth thanRomans chapter 9. You will say to me then, Paul says, Why does God still find fault? For who can resist his will? Then the apostle says, But who are you to answer…
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…you, if you just kind of need to, you know, I need to go deeper into that and kind of understand that. I would encourage you to write downRomans chapter 9. Okay, God's sovereign choice. Paul talks about this and and he unpacks this a little bit more, and and God says, you know, Jacob I love, but Esau…
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…of man. Here Jesus is just echoing what he said in verse 37 and verse 44 and all through the Bible. And nowhere does he say it more clearly than inRomans chapter 9, starting in verse 6. Let me read these words. Paul writes, but it is not as though the word of God has failed. Now, what is the context for this?…
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…Do you know what that's saying? Yes, the Lord Jesus and his purposes include the nation of Israel and salvation and all you have to do is readRomans chapter 9, 10 and 11 to kind of get a flavor for how that's going to play out. But mark what it says in the last two lines there. I will make you a light for…
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…Do you know what that's saying? Yes, the Lord Jesus and his purposes include the nation of Israel and salvation and all you have to do is readRomans chapter 9, 10 and 11 to kind of get a flavor for how that's going to play out. But mark what it says in the last two lines there. I will make you a light for…
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…our own heart are simultaneously the groans produced by the Holy Spirit of God who dwells within us. Or you can look ahead to Romans 9 and 10. Now,Romans chapter 9emphasizes God's sovereignty. If you look at Romans 9, verse 18, it's about as strong a statement as you can get. God has mercy on whomever He…
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