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Following the great white throne judgment of chapter 20, John sees a new heaven and a new earth. Scholars debate whether this means that all of creation will be destroyed and re-made, or that God will re-condition creation. The terminology used seems to suggest a new creation. John sees the new city of Jerusalem descending onto the earth, and voices celebrating the restored relationship between God and man. In particular, John hears the voice from the throne declare an end to suffering, pain, and death for all of eternity. At the same time, John hears a reminder that sin, and those who chose it over God, are condemned to the "second death" of hell (Revelation 21:1–8).

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Revelation 21:1-8 - "Epilogue - Called to Peace"

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Galatians 4:15-31 - "Jabal-al-Lawz" 46:05

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As we finish up Galatians 4 this week, Paul continues to emphasize that salvation comes through faith in Christ, not adherence to the law. Because of the false teaching the Galatians had been listening to, they had begun to see Paul and the gospel he preached as untrustworthy. Paul exposes the motive of false teachers, and that is that they only want to glorify themselves. As exasperated as Paul is with the Galatian church, he still calls them "My little children" as a protective parent desiring nothing more than to see them grasp the truth of the gospel and allowing Jesus Christ to transform their lives. . .…

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In the last several years, we have watched the movement to defund the Police. Bail reform laws have followed. Our inner Cities are now the strongholds of violence and death, and those that oppress others who simply want to live in peace. The Apostle Paul has been teaching the churches about a balance between . .…

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Galatians 4:1-15 - "Train Up A Child" 46:09

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In Galatians 4, Paul begins by highlighting the transition from slavery to sonship that comes through faith in Christ. He reminds the Galatians that they are no longer slaves but heirs of God's promises. This shift in identity is crucial for believers to grasp, as it shapes how they live out their faith. By emphasizing their new status as sons and daughters of God, Paul encourages them to embrace the freedom that comes with being part of God's family. Furthermore, Paul warns the Galatians against returning to a life under the law. He points out that observing religious rituals and customs will not bring them closer to God or earn them salvation. Instead, true freedom is found in Christ alone. This message is just as relevant for us today as it was for the Galatians. We must resist the temptation to rely on our own efforts or external practices to earn favor with God. Our salvation is a gift of grace that we receive by faith.…

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Bobservations' Column - "Jabal - al - Lawz" 3:01

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The traditional understanding of the location of Mt. Sinai has for the most part been one of several locations on the Sinai Peninsula. None of them are positively identified as Mount Sinai by evidence. Archaeologists have searched and searched without finding evidence of the location until they dug into God’s Word and found what we will read today. . .…

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Bobservations Column - "Train Up A Child" 2:48

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We have witnessed in the media a wonderful example of what it means to train up children. From the days of Britain’s Queen Elizabeth, there are lessons to learn from then Prince Charles and Princess Diana, to now just King Charles as he raised up Prince William, and Prince Harry. The training and grooming took to Prince William, and was rejected by Prince Harry. . .…

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Galatians 3:13-29 - "Legal Troubles" 47:01

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As we continue our study in Galatians chapter 3, Paul continues to explain to the Galatians, that Christ redeemed believers from the curse of the law by becoming a curse for them, and that those who have faith in Christ are heirs of the promise made to Abraham. The law, introduced later, didn't invalidate the promise but rather served as a temporary guide, confining people to sin until Christ's arrival. Through faith in Christ, believers are united as one in Him and are all children of God.…

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Bobservations Column - "Legal Troubles" 3:01

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Inherent within The Law is a problem that is nearly insurmountable. While it adds some substance to the Jewish faith, it also obliterates “faith!” The Abrahamic Covenant is integral with the Jewish faith. It is impossible to separate the two, but not because the Law has added anything to God’s promises within the covenant. . .…

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Galatians 3:1-12 - "Faith and Works" - Part 2 50:00

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With a defense of his apostleship behind him, Paul spends the next two chapters defending the gospel he received by revelation. It is a gospel which proclaims justification by faith in Christ, not by keeping the works of the Law.

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Bobservations Column - "Faith and Works" - Part 2 3:04

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In last week’s teaching, The Apostle Paul exposed the hypocrisy of the Apostle Peter when Judaisers from Jerusalem came to Anteeok, dispatched from the Apostle James. The cultural morals held by the Jews at that time were to not eat or share a meal with non-Jews. But Peter, as well as Barnabas, Paul’s companion in ministry, both fell away from the truth, and left eating with new Gentile converts to eat with the visiting Jews. This is “the fear of man,” and Paul confronted Peter face-to-face.…

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Galatins 2:4-21 - Faith and Works" 1:00:02

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This week, we are finishing up in Galatians Chapter 2, beginning with verse 14. We will explore Paul’s powerful message about the true gospel of grace. In Antioch, a significant event unfolded involving Apostle Paul and Peter, recorded in Galatians 2 . Paul confronted Peter for his inconsistent behavior regarding Gentile Christians. Peter initially ate with Gentiles, but then separated himself when individuals from James (brother of Jesus) arrived, fearing their judgment. This action contradicted the principle that salvation comes through faith in Christ, not adherence to the Mosaic Law. Paul publicly rebuked Peter for this hypocrisy, highlighting the importance of maintaining unity and consistency in the early church's message of grace. Here we see God’s omnipotent, omniscient hand take the failure of Peter to stand firm on the truth of the Gospel and to use Peter’s failure as the launching pad into the great doctrine of justification by faith alone in Christ alone.…

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Bobservations Column - "Works vs. Faith" 3:14

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In the Seven Letters to the Churches which were in Asia, recorded in Revelation 2 and 3 , we read that each church had unique problems that warranted correction. But one thing becomes clear in every church, that is, that loving faith through grace leads us to correct doctrine. . .

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Galatians 2:1-14 - "Faith Without the Law" 55:13

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Galatians 2:1-13 is describing Paul's second visit to Jerusalem after his conversion. The purpose of this visit is to meet with the leaders of the church to ensure to those questioning his ministry, that the gospel he preached to the Gentiles aligned with the same gospel the apostles preached in Jerusalem. Paul addresses his concerns about the inclusion of Gentiles. The leaders, including Peter, James, and John, recognized Paul's apostleship to the Gentiles and affirmed his ministry, granting him the "right hand of fellowship". However, Paul later confronted Peter in Antioch for his hypocrisy in separating himself from Gentile Christians due to pressure from Jewish believers. This incident highlighted the importance of justification by faith alone, not by works of the law.…

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Bobservations Column: "Faith Without the Law" 3:20

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Paul’s controversy with the Judaisers continues into Chapter 2 with decisions that must be made regarding the election of the Gentiles. Many years pass before the debate comes to a head for resolution. We read today of the First Council of Jerusalem, 46 AD. The heads of Christ’s Church in Jerusalem recall how Jesus taught from the Law, and so thought therefore that the Gentile converts should also follow the Jewish Laws. What they missed was that the Mosaic Law was general, and the Levitical Law was quite specifically written to the Jews. . .…

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Bobservations Column - "United IN Christ" 3:51

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On Thursday of this week past, we witnessed a new Pope being voted into his official position as Bishop of Rome. As head of the Roman Catholic Church, his outreach is world-wide. Of his many titles, he is also referred to as the Vicar of Rome, and the Vicar of Christ. Though it is the Anglican Church where the title Vicar is most often used, it is still a significant title within the Roman Church. Personally, I find it interesting that the word “vicar” comes from the Latin, meaning . . .…

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Romans 14:1-23 - "First Amendment?" 42:42

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Romans 14 is a profound chapter in the New Testament that addresses the themes of Christian liberty, the importance of love and unity within the body of Christ, and the necessity of living out one's faith with a clear conscience. In this chapter, the Apostle Paul speaks to the Roman Christians about the need to accept one another despite differences in convictions, particularly concerning dietary laws and the observance of special days. This passage is as relevant today as it was in the first century, offering timeless principles for maintaining harmony and mutual respect within the Christian community.…

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Bobservations Column - "First Amendment?" 3:09

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We are back in Romans today, and in spite of the title “First Amendment,” the message is not about the US Constitution or the Bill of Rights, but about the freedom we enjoy in Christ Jesus! If we were to “reverse think” the premises for the Bill of Rights, we might well find its basis right here in Romans 12, 13, and 14. Romans 12:1-2 may even supply a like-phrase to “American Exceptionalism!” . . .…

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John 20:24 - 21:14 - "Lazarus and Didymus" 42:36

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Today's message is a character study on one of the apostles. Didymus, also known as the apostle Thomas was a doubter. He simply could not believe in the risen Christ unless he saw with His own eyes. Jesus showed His hands and side to “doubting Thomas” and called him to stop doubting and to believe. Thomas immediately responded to Jesus, “My Lord and my God” ( John 20.28 ). Thomas’ profession of faith is the climax of Christology in John’s Gospel.…

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Bobservations Column - "Lazarus and Didymus" 2:50

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It was about ten days ago that Christians around the world acknowledged Good Friday. Quite literally, “The Word of God” was executed and put to death. I use that phrasing because of what John wrote: “And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us” ( John 1:14 )...

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John 20:1-31 - Resurrection Sunday - "Jesus Is Our Victor" 1:00:57

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Happy Resurrection Day! Today we are going to learn about Jesus’ resurrection from the dead. Without question, the resurrection is central to everything we believe and is the fountain from which flows all our hope for today and our hope for the future. We serve a risen Savior. The empty tomb is proof that Jesus has the victory over sin and evil and death! Your life, my life, and indeed all of history hangs on the truth that there is resurrection hope in Jesus. Today we will be looking at John chapter 20. John recounts the events following Jesus' crucifixion, focusing on the discovery of the empty tomb, Jesus' appearances to Mary Magdalene and the disciples, and the journey of Thomas from doubt to faith. The chapter emphasizes the eyewitness testimony of the apostles, confirming Jesus' resurrection and establishing him as the Messiah.…

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Luke 19:28-40 - "Going Home" - Palm Sunday 1:03:44

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As we enter into this wonderful week of remembering the passion of our Lord Jesus Christ, we know that it all began with what is commonly called Palm Sunday, that Sunday in which Jesus entered the city of Jerusalem and did so to the waving of palm branches and a hailing of him as King. And, of course, it ends with the resurrection. This is a great and glorious week for us to celebrate.…

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Bobservations Column - "Jesus Is Our Victor" 3:06

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We open today with the first of the Messianic Psalms, Psalm 2. In twelve short verses it covers the history of God and His people. It is truly The Psalm of the King: His rejection; His establishment of His Kingdom; and finally, His reigning over the nations. It does not name Him, but it does describe His ability to bring the Will of God to pass. From the early chapters of the Bible and His promise of a Redeemer, all the way through the redemptive process to a new sinless heaven and sinless Earth in Revelation, God remains in control to make sure every one of Earth inhabitants hears of Him and has the choice of Eternal Life with Him...…

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Bobservations Column - Going Home (Palm Sunday) 2:51

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Palm Sunday marks the beginning of Passion Week for Christians. For the Jews, it marks a return to Jerusalem, particularly for the Feast of Passover. . .

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Romans 13:1-14 - "The Law and Love" 1:02:32

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Romans 13 is a call to responsible Christian living. It underscores the importance of respect for authority, adherence to the law, and love for others. Above all, it is a call to action, a call to wake from spiritual slumber, to live in the light, and to clothe ourselves with Christ. It is a reminder that we are on the brink of salvation and that every moment matters in our pursuit of Christlikeness. Paul emphasizes the nearness of salvation and the need to awake from spiritual slumber. He urges believers to put aside the deeds of darkness and put on the armor of light. Believers should live honorably as in the day, avoiding debauchery, dissension, and jealousy, and instead clothe themselves with the Lord Jesus Christ. Romans 13 continues Paul's teaching on how believers should live. He focuses on the believer's relationship with civil authority, the ongoing obligation to love, and the urgency to live out the Christian faith in light of the coming day of salvation.…

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Bobservations Column - "The Law and Love" 3:06

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With Resurrection Sunday approaching, our hearts turn toward Jesus’ victory over sin and death. God has made a way for us; it’s a narrow path, not a wide road. Paul’s 13th chapter in his Epistle to the Romans reminds us of the righteous lifestyle that God’s children are to seek out and adopt in our daily lives. But before addressing these issues in Scripture, you may have noticed that I make reference to Resurrection Sunday, instead of “Easter” during this time of year. . .…

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Romans 12:1-21 - "Be Ye Transformed" 42:56

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Paul's letter to the Romans begins with teaching on doctrine and ends with teaching on how we should live because of what is true. Romans 1—11 focused intently on the doctrine of salvation by God's grace and through our faith in Jesus. Knowing those truths, how then should those saved by God's grace live today? How should we respond to the incredible mercy God has shown to us? Romans 12 begins to answer that question. Paul urges believers to offer their lives as living sacrifices, to be transformed by renewing their minds, and to live in harmony with one another, using their spiritual gifts to serve the body of Christ.…

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Bobservations' Column - "Be Ye Transformed" 3:05

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Romans 12 – The Apostle Paul has seen both sides of mankind, and he learned more about God and His desires for mankind than even he thought possible. He did not learn these things at the feet of his teachers in the ways of Judaism. He learned them during his wilderness experience with the Holy Spirit. The author of the Scriptures brings a greater depth of understanding...…

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Romans 11:17-36 - "Pruning The Olive Tree" - Part 2 47:38

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Because Paul accepted the OT as God’s word, he had every reason to expect the restoration of his people already announced in the prophets. He addresses this matter most clearly in Romans 11. In this chapter he is clear that God has not rejected his people (11:1-2). That a remnant remains, as in times of Israel’s wider apostasy in the OT, indicates that he continues to work among his people (11:2-5). That the Jesus-following “remnant” in Paul’s day included a larger proportion of the Jewish people than was the case in most of subsequent history challenges the idea, held by some today, that the “remnant” must always be small. A remnant differs, however, from the prophets’ expectation of Israel as a whole, to which Paul eventually turns (“all Israel,” 11:26; their “fulness,” 11:12). In God’s plan, Israel’s stumbling was not meant to be terminal, but to allow time before the restoration for gentiles to come to faith (11:11). God planned the conversion of gentiles to Israel’s God, through faith in Jesus, to make Israel jealous (11:11), a point Paul has already argued from Scripture (10:19, citing Deut 32:21). In God’s plan, this way of doing things would also yield greater fruit in the long run: Israel’s failure brings riches for the gentiles, and Israel’s “fullness” ( plêrôma ) would bring yet greater riches (Rom 11:12). These riches would include the promised end-time resurrection of the righteous (if Paul means 11:15 literally). Like the “fullness” of the gentiles, i.e., the final, full number of gentiles who would be converted (11:25), the “fullness” of Israel entails fulfilling the number of Jewish people who, in God’s plan, will be saved. All music on this website is used by permission: CCLI License # 2457349…

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Bobservations Column - "Pruning The Olive Tree" - Part 2 2:39

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Last week’s message from Paul’s letter to the Romans continues, with a warning to Gentiles who might be tempted to gloat that some Jews have been removed from their “Chosen” position with God to make room for new Gentile Believers. No one is being “made room for.” It’s not like God’s heavenly Kingdom has a maximum number that can fit! Can you imagine!? God does not operate on a quota system for heaven! God forbid! The Lord is waiting for the “called” to respond to His grace and mercy. He simply asks us to believe in His only begotten Son...…

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Romans 11:1-17 - "Pruning The Olive Tree" - Part 1 56:37

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Having considered Israel’s past and God’s sovereign purpose in Romans 9, and then Israel’s present situation and God’s continued patience in chapter 10, one crucial question remains: Is God done with Israel? Has he rejected his people for good? This is what Paul begins to address in chapter 11 as he focuses on Israel’s future and God’s glorious design. All music on recording is used by permission: CCLI License # 2457349…

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Bobservations Column - Pruning the Olive Tree - Part 1 3:00

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The dogma’s of today’s church are sometimes a bit bizarre. Among them today remains the heresy of “Replacement Theology,” where the Church replaces Israel in prophecy. I say bizarre because of the scriptural evidence against it. It’s therefore quite strange. God’s promise is that all Israel is to be saved, and all Israel in this case means all spiritual Israel as we covered last chapter. . .…

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Romans 10:1-21 - "The Only Way" 37:22

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In Romans 10 , Paul continues his discussion on the righteousness that comes from God, emphasizing faith in Christ as the means to attain righteousness, not adherence to the Law. Paul continues to expound on the necessity of faith for salvation, the universal offer of the gospel, and the importance of proclaiming it. This chapter is crucial for understanding the dynamics of faith and confession in the process of salvation. The chapter concludes by referencing the prophet Isaiah, demonstrating that God’s plan of salvation through faith has been present throughout history.…

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Bobservations' Column - "Faith Is The Only Way" 2:56

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Today, Paul’s expose’ on righteousness, salvation, and justification takes us into the realm in which faith operates.

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Romans 9:13-33 - "Sovereignty" 59:06

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Throughout Romans 9 , Paul systematically shows that God’s sovereign election has been in force from the very beginning. Reviewing the history of Israel, Paul shows that God chose Isaac over Ishmael and Jacob over Esau. Just in case anyone thinks that God was choosing these individuals based on the faith or good works they would do in the future, he adds, “Though they [Jacob and Esau] were not yet born and had done nothing either good or bad – in order that God’s purpose of election might continue, not because of works but because of him who calls” ( Romans 9:11 ). Paul anticipates those who might accuse God of being unjust this accusation in v. 14, stating plainly that God is not unjust in any way. “I will have mercy on whom I have mercy, and I will have compassion on whom I have compassion” ( Romans 9:15 ). God is sovereign over His creation. He is free to choose those whom He will choose, and He is free to pass by those whom He will pass by. The creature has no right to accuse the Creator of being unjust. The very thought that the creature can stand in judgment of the Creator is absurd to Paul, and it should be so to every Christian, as well. The balance of Romans 9 substantiates this point.…

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Bobservations Column - "Sovereignty" 3:06

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Lately on the media’s world stage of politics, we are confronted with the idea of sovereign nations. The Ukraine, Israel, China, and even the United States. With it, we have also learned the modern term, “Foreign Influence.” The meaning behind sovereignty comes from the French word, “souveraineté,” as a government or an entity becomes the sole ruling authority over itself and all that it manages in its efforts to control their own future and destiny. “Souveraineté” means “over rule.” It can apply to a nation, or a King, as a Sovereign. . .…

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Romans 9:1-14 - "Israelites Indeed" 50:33

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As we begin chapter 9 of Romans, Paul is heartbroken that his people, the Jews, have rejected Christ. He insists that God will keep His promises to Israel, but that not everyone born to Israel is truly Israel. God will show mercy to whomever He wishes, calling out His people from both the Jews and the Gentiles to faith in Christ.…

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Bobservations Column - "Israelites Indeed" 3:21

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The Apostle Paul’s conversion to Christianity was nothing less than astounding. From a persecutor of Christians, he became an evangelist to the lost. ..

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