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In this episode, we now turn our attention to the practical section of Romans and the admonition for the believer to present themselves to God on the basis of God's mercies found in the 11 previous chapters of Romans.
Today, we finish our study of Romans 9-11 and see what is the relationship of Israel to the Church. Paul also clearly presents that God's promises are never retracted and will always find their fulfillment as they will in Israel when Christ returns to set up His kingdom.
Today, we focus on Romans 11:25 and defining what it the "fullness of Gentiles"; how it clearly presents the truth that Israel has only temporarily been set aside, and how it is different from the "times of the Gentiles" found in Luke 21:24.
Today, we look at Romans 11:16-24 and the illustrations of the lump and the branches and how they apply to Israel and the Gentiles.
We continue our study of Romans 11 as we look at verses 11-15 and God's use of the gospel being preached to the Gentiles to provoke the nation of Israel to jealousy.
We now turn our attention to Romans 11, in which God makes it absolutely clear that He has not cast away the nation of Israel nor forsaken His promises to them.
Today, we finish up Romans 10 looking at the rejection of the gospel by the nation of Israel and the preaching of it to the Gentiles.
Today, we look at Romans 10:11-15 in which Paul writes that for the Jew in this present age, they have the opportunity to believe on Jesus Christ for salvation just like the Gentile does.
In this episode, we continue our study of Romans 10, looking at verses 10:5-11 and that availability of the gospel to all, both Jew and Gentile.
Today, we start our study of Romans 10, looking at verses 1-4. Paul again restates his desire from Romans 9 of his desire for the nation of Israel and their salvation. He also states their problem which caused their rejection of Jesus Christ: self-righteousness.
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