

Romans Chapter 11
Dec 16, 2019
Delve into the rich teachings of St. Paul as the discussion unfolds on themes like co-heirship with Christ and the significance of faithfulness for inheritance. Explore Elijah's loneliness after his triumph, revealing God's promise of a faithful remnant. Learn about the biblical concept of a remnant, illustrating God's preservation amid disobedience. Finally, discover the consequences of rejecting Christ, highlighting spiritual blindness, yet holding onto the hope of reconciliation through faith.
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Israel vs. The Jews
- St. Paul distinguishes between "Israel" and "the Jews",
- speaking theologically of all 12 tribes when using "Israel".
Israel: A Theological Concept
- St. Paul's use of "Israel" is not tied to a modern political nation.
- He refers to the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies about all 12 tribes.
God Has Not Cast Away His People
- St. Paul emphasizes God has not abandoned Israel, using his own lineage as proof.
- He references Elijah's story to illustrate the concept of a faithful remnant.