God Always Keeps His Promises!
God Always Keeps His Promises!
I. The setting aside of Israel is only
partial, not complete.
A. Three different
proofs:
1. Paul
himself is proof.
2. There has
always been a remnant.
3. They were
chosen by grace.
II. The setting aside of Israel is
temporary, not complete.
A. Why were they set
aside?
1. So that
they Gentiles might be saved.
2. To make
Israel envious.
3. If their
transgression means riches for the world and their loss means
riches for the Gentiles how much greater riches will their
fullness bring.
B. Israel was chosen
to do about 8 things:
a. To
proclaim the existence of God to everyone.
b. To be a
priest nation.
c. To reveal
the Messiah.
d. To
preserve and transmit Scripture.
e. To show
the faithfulness of God.
f. To
witness to His unity, one God.
g. To
show the blessedness of serving God.
h. To
reveal to the world God's grace.
III. God's faithfulness. (verses
33-36)
IV. Seven things that you can count
on.
A. God will
keep his promises.
B. If we're
unfaithful, He will remain faithful.
C. God can be
counted on to keep you growing.
D. The faithfulness
of God strengthens and protects.
E. He can be counted
on when I am tempted.
F. He will
forgive us.
G. Sometimes
suffering is the will of God.
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