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Romans 9:3 · BSB
9:3 For I could wish that I myself were cursed and cut off from Christ for the sake of my brothers, my own flesh and blood,
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…your revenge. Give God your stubborn pride. You can stop all this. Now, so that now. You can walk with freedom and the surrender of Paul, who inRomans Chapter 9would write of the people. Who wanted to kill him and beat him up? I speak. The truth in Christ. I'm not lying. Paul says my conscience confirms it…
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…anything when it comes to the spiritual riches that they can find when they come to Jesus Christ and faith in God. As we have seen throughoutRomans chapter 9and 10 is that God can use anybody for the cause of his kingdom, for the cause of the gospel. Now, it doesn't mean that sins that we commit from…
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…all of these things that God used in the Old Testament to reveal Himself came through the people of Israel. But yet at this time, he explains inRomans chapter 9that because of their disobedience, God had allowed them to fall into a place of blindness. And it says at the end of Romans 9, essentially he. He…
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…today. We need this. This is not like a popular theme in modern, large evangelical churches. I never heard, for instance, anybody ever talk aboutRomans chapter 9in my little church, Trinity Baptist Church, Bloomfield, Ohio, Bloomfield, Indiana. Nobody ever. In fact, those were problem passages, quote…
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…to have a lot of visitors in the room. And in a way, you have come into what essentially is part two of a sermon that we started last Sunday fromRomans chapter 9. But it is entirely possible that those who were here with us last week have no idea what it was that we said last week. So, by way of reminder,…
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…study because it's shown us really the heart of God. It's shown us that God never fails. And that's actually something that's carried over fromRomans chapter 9. God's love never fails. Nothing can separate us from the love of God. But if you think about the beginning of Romans chapter 9, the original…
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Romans chapter 9, verse 1 to 29. I speak the truth in Christ. I am not lying. My conscience confirms it through the Holy Spirit. ! I have great sorrow and unceasing anguish in my…
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…with me to Romans Chapter nine. We're going to pick up where we left off last week. We left off in verse number 18. And really the whole chapter inRomans chapter 9is dealing with a question. And that question is this, is God faithful? Well, we would all say, yes, he's faithful. But then the people there in…
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…the week and you have an opportunity to check out one of our past sermons, I think it would be good to understand context as we're coming intoRomans chapter 9, 10 and 11, because we talked a little bit about this last week. Romans 9, 10 and 11. Is Paul addressing the question of, well, did God fail?…
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…his own people. And the persecution came from the Jewish religious, religious people of the day. And, and I think that the first few verses Here,Romans chapter 9, tell us a great example of how we should desire to grow in our compassion for the lost and grow in our compassion for those that are our enemies.…
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…for life. And it's a decision not to change them, but to leave them to sin as they already want to. Now, in your Bibles, would you please turn toRomans chapter 9? We're going to read a few verses here which help us. So Romans chapter 9. What page is that? Yeah, if you've got a black church Bible, shout a…
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…Paul's part of that remnant, but even you can see that God is gonna shift and pivot toward the nations after Paul talks about election, okay, inRomans chapter 9. [SPEAKER_00]: Remember, we went through that section, we get to the end of that section and he is saying that that election includes both Jew and…
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…the challenges are fierce. This life will be filled with trouble, but heaven is waiting on the other side now. Here's Pastor Lewis in the book ofRomans Chapter 9with today's edition of Living Waters of Grace. So Paul does love. In fact, he loves so much that in Romans Chapter 9 Paul said of his brethren. He…
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…daily to ourselves, and that we should follow him. That's what he asks us to do out of love. So Paul does love. In fact, he loves so much that inRomans Chapter 9, Paul said of his brethren, he said, I wish that I myself were accursed from Christ for my brethren, for my brother. And then at First…
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…Not everybody who descends from Jacob is in a saving relationship with God. And so I want you to, we'll leave Chronicles behind and flip over toRomans chapter 9. Romans chapter 9 in the New Testament. Paul's contemplating this very fact. I'm not saying Paul had his devotionals this morning in 1 Chronicles…
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…helps us grasp the distinction between Jacob and Esau. And the distinction between the two is God's choice of Jacob and not Esau. Turn with me toRomans chapter 9, if you would. In Romans 9, we see the Apostle Paul working an argument for his recipients. We see that he's teaching the recipients that... Just…
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…do what I please. Now here's what's interesting. If we fast forward to the New Testament and go, you can turn here if you want, but if you go toRomans chapter 9, we get a peek into what was going on with our boy Pharaoh and the Lord. In Romans chapter 9, when Paul is addressing this difficult topic of God's…
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…that all should come to repentance. Because sometimes it's easy to think about God in certain ways. And we'll talk more about this when we get toRomans chapter 9. Some of you have. You know, biblical literacy. You'll know that Romans chapter 9 is A. Is a very difficult passage for many to interpret because…
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…over someone else when there's no reason. Yeah, that's a great question. It's certainly, I think we should follow the Apostle Paul's example inRomans chapter 9where he is just broken over the sin of the unbelief of Israel. He's like, I myself wish myself if I could be accursed if they could come in. There…
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…that we need to understand here. Physical descent from Abraham does not make you an heir of the promises made to Abraham. Paul picks up on this inRomans chapter 9. He says, Not all who are descended from Israel belong to Israel. Not all are children of Abraham because they are his offspring. But, he quotes,…
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