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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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…us what life is possible like in Christ. I just want to give you one example of his life that just blows my mind every time I think about it. InRomans Chapter 9, we're not going to turn there, but at one point in Romans 9, by the way, he quotes the book of Hosea. So I encourage you to go read it later. But…
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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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…into the sovereignty of God in relation to human agency. prophecy. We're going to touch on that in later weeks in Romans, especially when we get toRomans chapter 9. That's when things get really wonderfully complicated. However, I want to make the point that God originates, the gospel originates with God and…
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…what happened? There's punishment. They go into captivity. Babylonian, we could go on through those. So Paul, as I mentioned, he addresses this inRomans chapter 9. Go to Romans chapter nine. And I want you to notice [clears throat] here in this particular passage, Romans nine, he he covers a lot of ground in…
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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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Welcome to Life Group. We invite you to join us in this verse -by -verse study through the Word of God. In this lesson, we'll be looking atRomans chapters 9-11. In the first eight chapters of Romans, Paul taught about man's need for salvation and God's provision in Jesus through the Holy Spirit. But…
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…two lanes. If it's evil, curse them. And if they're righteous, bless them. It's that simple. But it's not that simple. And if you read Romans 9,Romans chapter 9is a very problematic chapter for a lot of Christians. Go home, read it, and I'll anticipate your questions. But there's a verse in Romans chapter…
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…even after in city by city by city, they thrust it aside, as Luke writes here. Why? Why would they continue to do this? Well, I think inRomans chapter 9and 10, Paul identifies why he does this. In Romans chapter 9, starting in verse 30, Paul writes this. That Gentiles who did not pursue…
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…of Abraham physically, but only one is the true son of Abraham spiritually, and the heir of the promises made to Abraham. Paul picks this up inRomans chapter 9to explain why not all who are physically Jews are truly Jews. He says, Not all who are descended from Israel belong to Israel, and not all are…
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…through three. But before we get to that, I always like to give a little bit of a start, an introduction. So in Romans, right before we start inRomans chapter 9, Romans chapter 8 finishes with these beautiful verses. 38 and 39 goes like this. For I am convinced that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor…
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…finishing this long stretch we have had with the figure of Abraham. And we're going to see Abraham one last time. We will not see him again untilRomans chapter 9. So you'll remember back in the month of May, we started in Genesis chapter 11. We went through Genesis chapter 25. Then we started in Romans 4.…
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…temporarily, temporarily, temporarily, temporarily. Set aside as a chief instrument the fullness of the times of the Gentiles. Just as a side Note,Romans chapter 9teaches us Israel's past, or how God dealt with Israel in the past. Romans chapter 10 deals with how God is dealing with the nation of Israel now.…
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…And look at this, for from him and through him and to him are all things. To him be glory forever, amen. How do we get from the beginning ofRomans, chapter 9, to the end of Paul's thought in Romans, chapter 11, where somehow we move from this place for Paul his emotional mental state in chapter 9, a…
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1st Baptist Baptist El Dorado, will you join me now in listening to our sermon from this week If you'll open with me toRomans, chapter 9, that's where we'll be this morning as we continue in our walk through Romans, as we've completed our series through Romans, chapter 8. Today we'll…
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…that forming. Genesis 2 7, formed is the verb that's used in other places for a potter shaping clay. I want you to turn your Bibles toRomans chapter 9. Like a potter shaping clay. 9 verse 19 through 21, we'll look at. For who has resisted his will? But indeed, O man, who are you to reply against…
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…had two sons, Jacob and Esau. “Jacob I loved, but Esau I hated” (Rom. 9:13). That's biblical. That's in the book of Malachi. That's in the book ofRomans, chapter 9. And Paul makes the point in Romans 9, this God did and said, revealed, before either one of those boys were born because it did not depend on…
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