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Tag Archives: Romans
The Rapture Part 5 — An Argument for a Pretribulation Rapture
The Gap in the Seventy Weeks The seventy weeks prophecy of Daniel 9 is hugely important for the rapture question. It establishes the timetable for the consummation of God’s plan for Israel, and it defines the tribulation period (Dan. 9:27). … Continue reading
Posted in Bible Study, Doctrine Study, Prophecy
Tagged church, Daniel, ecclesiology, Israel, rapture, Romans, seventieth week, seventy weeks, tribulation
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Notes on Guilt Grace Gratitude Podcast Season 3 Episode 24
A twitter follower asked for my opinion on this podcast episode, wondering if I thought they represented Dispensationalism fairly. Here are a few notes in response: The podcast guest kept saying, “Gentile church and Jewish Israel,” when describing our view … Continue reading
The Edge Pieces to the Puzzle – Romans 9-11 overview (with presentation visuals)
I took the audio from my talk at Thrive last year and synced it to the presentation I prepared with it. I think the visuals help. Check it out and let me know what you think. Hopefully, more video content … Continue reading
Posted in Bible Study, It's all about Jesus, Prophecy
Tagged eschatology, Israel, Romans, romans 11, romans 9, romans 9-11
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Romans 9, 10, and 11 – Conclusion
This is the conclusion of our study of Paul’s answer to the question: How can we trust God’s promises to us, when Israel seems to be rejecting the gospel? Did God’s promise to them fail? In Part 5, we saw the ultimate reason … Continue reading
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Tagged abraham, arminianism, Bible, calvinism, election, faith, hermeneutics, Israel, Jesus, Romans, sovereignty, stumbling stone
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Romans 9, 10, and 11 – Part 5
We are continuing our study of Paul’s answer to the question: How can we trust God’s promises to us, when Israel seems to be rejecting the gospel? Did God’s promise to them fail? In Part 4, we saw that while Israel as a … Continue reading
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Tagged abraham, election, faith, gentiles, Israel, olive tree, Romans, root, sovereignty
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Romans 9, 10, and 11 – Part 4
We are continuing our study of Paul’s answer to the question: How can we trust God’s promises to us, when Israel seems to be rejecting the gospel? Did God’s promise to them fail? In Part 3, we saw that not only can … Continue reading
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Tagged deuteronomy, election, faith, grace, Israel, Jesus, Romans, salvation, sovereignty, stumbling stone
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Romans 9, 10, and 11 – Part 3
“Does not the Potter have power over the clay?” We are continuing our study of Paul’s answer to the question: How can we trust God’s promises to us, when Israel seems to be rejecting the gospel? Did God’s promise to them fail? … Continue reading
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Tagged clay, election, faith, Israel, pharaoh, potter, reprobation, Romans, sovereignty, stumbling stone
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Romans 9, 10, and 11 – Part 2
. “But it is not that the word of God has taken no effect. For they are not all Israel who are of Israel,” Romans 9:6 . From Part 1, we determined that Paul was anticipating the question: How … Continue reading
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Tagged abraham, Bible, edom, election, esau, faith, isaac, Israel, jacob, Romans, sovereignty
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Romans 9, 10, and 11 – Part 1
This post is the first in a series on chapters 9, 10, and 11 of the book of Romans. Each part is adapted from an essay I wrote from my personal study of this passage. The essay can be found … Continue reading
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Tagged arminianism, calvinism, election, faith, hermeneutics, Israel, Romans, sovereignty
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