BibleThinker The Jewish Gospel: Romans 9:25-10:9
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Sep 10, 2017 Discover how the Apostle Paul cleverly uses Old Testament teachings to clarify New Testament truths, especially regarding God's promises to the Jewish people. Dive into the debate of faith versus works in salvation, unraveling the differences between Catholic and Protestant beliefs. Explore the transformative power of true faith linked to Jesus, contrasting it with self-righteousness. Unpack the essence of the gospel, emphasizing the accessibility of salvation through confession and belief. Plus, learn about the nuances of prophecy interpretation in Scripture.
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Paul's Clever Use of Hosea
- Paul's use of Hosea 1:10 is a clever analogy about Israel's relationship with God, not a Gentile prophecy.
- He highlights God's ability to call 'not my people' as His people, showing restoration is possible.
Old Testament Validates New Testament
- Paul uses Old Testament examples (Isaac, Jacob, Pharaoh) to validate New Testament teachings about salvation.
- This strategy persuades Jewish readers by grounding new gospel truths in familiar scripture.
Remnant Explains Israel's Faith
- The Old Testament concept of a remnant explains why many Israelites rejected Jesus.
- Salvation in Israel is often about a faithful minority, not the majority, confirming New Testament claims.