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Even though Israel rejected God, God has not rejected Israel. The Parable of the Wedding Feast and Hosea's example show God's plan to restore all people to Himself.
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Part one (0:00-28:22)
Part two (28:23-35:01)
The Jewish people rejected Messiah in the nations and in Rome, the center of world authority. After this, the Temple was destroyed.
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Part one (0:00-28:49)
Part two (28:50-34:11)
Jerusalem rejects Jesus as the Messiah, both before and after the resurrection. Stephen is the first martyr killed for proclaiming Jesus.
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Part one (0:00-42:53)
In the Parable of the Wicked Tenants, Jesus predicts His own death. He is the stone the builders rejected and the cornerstone.
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Part one (0:00-22:22)
Part two (22:23-36:25)
Balaam and the wise men were Gentiles who saw the gospel in the stars. The Messianic hope for all nations is eternal life with God forevermore.
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Part one (0:00-9:40)
Part two (9:41-12:40)
Daniel foresaw Gentiles ruling the until Messiah came to establish His Kingdom. Malachi issued words of warning for God's people.
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Part one (0:00-18:19)
Part two (18:20-27:09)
Prophecies about the Messiah and His life and ministry, and how Jesus fulfilled them. Part two.
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Part one (0:00-12:43)
Part two (12:44-20:09)
Part three (20:10-39:27)
Prophecies about the Messiah and His life and ministry, and how Jesus fulfilled them. Part one.
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Part one (0:00-17:05)
Part two (17:06-27:37)
Part three (27:38-37:06)
Isaiah 53 speaks of the suffering servant who is crushed by God as an offering for the guilt of the people and who is raised to eternal life to make intercession for transgressors.
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Part one (0:00-19:19)
Isaiah speaks of a servant who will rely totally on God and will be rejected by the people but vindicated by God to share His praise with all nations.
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Part one (0:00-14:35)
Part two (14:36-20:26)
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