Is God Finished With Israel?

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Is God Finished With Israel?

End Times Part 3 - Romans 11:1-32

December 7, 2022 • Scott Richards • Romans 1:16–18, Romans 11:1–32, Jeremiah 32, Daniel 9

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The nation of Israel began and remains the foundation of God's plan for restoring all of mankind back to Himself. To assume this isn't the case impacts your understanding of all of scripture. This includes the End Times and Salvation itself.

1. God always has a righteous remnant in every generation. This includes among His Chosen people.

2. God's promise to Abraham includes his physical descendants as much as his spiritual offspring.

3. God's plan began with the Jewish people and will end with them as well.

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