The Whole Counsel of God Romans, Chapter 9, Conclusion, and Chapter 10, Beginning
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Dec 2, 2019 Fr. Stephen De Young discusses the transition from law to righteousness by faith, highlighting its importance for both Jews and Gentiles. He examines the Torah's role in managing sin until Christ's arrival, emphasizing faith over rigid adherence to rules. Additionally, the tensions between traditional interpretations of the Torah and Jesus's teachings are explored, with a focus on mercy and justice. The discussion warns against clinging to past expectations of the Messiah, promoting a transformative understanding of faith.
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Co-heirs with Christ
- St. Paul discusses Israel's history, focusing on inheritance and the concept of co-heirs with Christ.
- He explains how some descendants of Abraham, like Ishmael and Esau, were co-heirs through their relationship with the firstborn.
Purpose of Israel's History
- God's promises to Israel aimed at producing Christ, the ultimate inheritor.
- St. Paul addresses God's purpose even for those who didn't inherit the promises, like the vessels of wrath.
Righteousness through Faith
- Gentiles attained righteousness through faith, while some Israelites, pursuing the law, did not.
- They stumbled over Jesus as a stumbling stone because they sought righteousness through works, not faith.