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Israel Not Ruined — Pastor Lonnie D. Bell, Jr.
Romans 11:11-16
Sermon Series: Romans (67th sermon)
August 22, 2021
DEEP SHEET Study Questions
1. How is Romans 9-11 meant to strengthen our trust in God?
2. What is “redemptive history,” and where does Paul situate the Gentiles in this larger story?
3. Why does Gentile salvation provoke Israel to jealousy? How does God’s purpose to use our salvation to provoke the Jews humble us?
4. What’s the contrast between Israel’s present and future situation? How does this inform our basic eschatology?
5. How do vv. 12 and 15 present Israel as a catalyst for worldwide blessing? What does he mean by “life from the dead” in v. 15?
References: Romans 9:4-5; Genesis 12:3; Ephesians 2:11-13; Matthew 21:43; Acts 28:28; Romans 11:25-26; Acts 13:44-45; Numbers 15:17-21; Romans 11:28.
By Four Corners ChurchIsrael Not Ruined — Pastor Lonnie D. Bell, Jr.
Romans 11:11-16
Sermon Series: Romans (67th sermon)
August 22, 2021
DEEP SHEET Study Questions
1. How is Romans 9-11 meant to strengthen our trust in God?
2. What is “redemptive history,” and where does Paul situate the Gentiles in this larger story?
3. Why does Gentile salvation provoke Israel to jealousy? How does God’s purpose to use our salvation to provoke the Jews humble us?
4. What’s the contrast between Israel’s present and future situation? How does this inform our basic eschatology?
5. How do vv. 12 and 15 present Israel as a catalyst for worldwide blessing? What does he mean by “life from the dead” in v. 15?
References: Romans 9:4-5; Genesis 12:3; Ephesians 2:11-13; Matthew 21:43; Acts 28:28; Romans 11:25-26; Acts 13:44-45; Numbers 15:17-21; Romans 11:28.