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Romans 11:25, 26 is NOT teaching Dispensationalism. Romans 11 is teaching that God is saving a remnant out of National Israel just as He is saving a remnant out of the Gentiles, i.e. the other nations of the world. And that His salvation plan for both, i.e. the entire world, will be completed when the "fullness of the Gentiles be come in".
Romans 11:26
Romans 11:26 And "so" all Israel shall be saved: as it is written, There shall come out of Sion the Deliverer, and shall turn away ungodliness from Jacob:
Notice the word "so" in verse 26. The word "so" means "in this manner". It does NOT mean "then".
"All Israel" is referring to all of God's Elect from every nation including National Israel, as God sometimes uses the term, i.e. "the Israel of God", the "Jerusalem above". "All Israel" in verse 26 is not National Israel.
In our day, God is saving a remnant from every nation of the world "a great multitude that no man can number" Rev 7:9.
There is no future salvation plan involving Israel as a Nation. They stand on the same ground as every nation of the world, and have ever since the Cross.
And that His salvation plan for both, i.e. the entire world, will be completed when the "fullness of the Gentiles be come in".
I have to disagree with you.
Verse 25 states; For I would not, brethren, that ye should be ignorant of this mystery, lest ye should be wise in your own conceits; THAT BLINDNESS IN PART IS HAPPENED TO ISRAEL, ( UNTIL ) the fulness of the Gentiles be come in.
You have been in this discussion for a while. I don't know your full take on this topic. I haven't been able to follow much.
We will have to agree to disagree on this reply.
However I'll take this liberty to ask you a question.
According to your take, does Israel get saved by the Law or by the way we do.
"Justified by grace apart from the Law and nothing added?
And yes, Blindness in part Has happened to those in national Israel. That is, a remnant will be saved, but the rest are blinded. Just like in all the other nations. And once God's salvation plan is complete, that is the fullness of the gentiles will have come in, including those from the nation of Israel that are to be saved, just like any other nation during this time. Christ will return on the clouds of glory to complete the salvation of every true believer in the resurrection and the rapture and execute his judgment on all of the unsaved.
The nation of Israel From Abraham to the cross, stood in a very particular situation as the custodians of the gospel. Just like the churches and congregations during the New Testament upnuntil the beginning of the great tribulation have been the custodians of the gospel.
We are living in a time, I believe, when the first shall be last, and the last shall be first.
The Bible is crystal that Anyone throughout history, Including those from national Israel is saved in exactly the same way. God chose them from before the foundation of the world, God paid for every one of their sins by enduring the wrath of God on their behalf, at some point in their life, God applies his salvation to them by giving them their resurrected soul. No one has ever been saved by keeping the Law. The Law is our schoolmaster to bring us to Christ.
Once God has "saved" a person, that person will have an earnest ongoing desire to be obedient, both in practice and the doctrine, to everything the Bible declares as God would open their spiritual eyes to truth. Repentance will be a significant characteristic of the True Believer.
God's salvation plan is the same throughout history for every individual that He saves.
God does 100% of the work in saving anyone. Nothing that we do initiates, maintains, nor contributes to our salvation in any way.
God dose not save us based on how much we understand about be Bible. Look at the Ninevites. A broken and a contrite heart God will not despise.
Romans 11:25, 26 is NOT teaching Dispensationalism. Romans 11 is teaching that God is saving a remnant out of National Israel just as He is saving a remnant out of the Gentiles, i.e. the other nations of the world. And that His salvation plan for both, i.e. the entire world, will be completed when the "fullness of the Gentiles be come in".
Romans 11:26
Romans 11:26 And "so" all Israel shall be saved: as it is written, There shall come out of Sion the Deliverer, and shall turn away ungodliness from Jacob:
Notice the word "so" in verse 26. The word "so" means "in this manner". It does NOT mean "then".
"All Israel" is referring to all of God's Elect from every nation including National Israel, as God sometimes uses the term, i.e. "the Israel of God", the "Jerusalem above". "All Israel" in verse 26 is not National Israel.
In our day, God is saving a remnant from every nation of the world "a great multitude that no man can number" Rev 7:9.
There is no future salvation plan involving Israel as a Nation. They stand on the same ground as every nation of the world, and have ever since the Cross.
I believe in the pre-trib rapture but I hope He tarrys so many more can hear this msg like the one you just gave!!
God bless.
The context is WHEN.
You said.
And that His salvation plan for both, i.e. the entire world, will be completed when the "fullness of the Gentiles be come in".
I have to disagree with you.
Verse 25 states; For I would not, brethren, that ye should be ignorant of this mystery, lest ye should be wise in your own conceits; THAT BLINDNESS IN PART IS HAPPENED TO ISRAEL, ( UNTIL ) the fulness of the Gentiles be come in.
You have been in this discussion for a while. I don't know your full take on this topic. I haven't been able to follow much.
We will have to agree to disagree on this reply.
However I'll take this liberty to ask you a question.
According to your take, does Israel get saved by the Law or by the way we do.
"Justified by grace apart from the Law and nothing added?
God bless.
The nation of Israel From Abraham to the cross, stood in a very particular situation as the custodians of the gospel. Just like the churches and congregations during the New Testament upnuntil the beginning of the great tribulation have been the custodians of the gospel.
We are living in a time, I believe, when the first shall be last, and the last shall be first.
That's what you already stated.
Again I disagree with no further response.
God bless
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The Bible is crystal that Anyone throughout history, Including those from national Israel is saved in exactly the same way. God chose them from before the foundation of the world, God paid for every one of their sins by enduring the wrath of God on their behalf, at some point in their life, God applies his salvation to them by giving them their resurrected soul. No one has ever been saved by keeping the Law. The Law is our schoolmaster to bring us to Christ.
Once God has "saved" a person, that person will have an earnest ongoing desire to be obedient, both in practice and the doctrine, to everything the Bible declares as God would open their spiritual eyes to truth. Repentance will be a significant characteristic of the True Believer.
God's salvation plan is the same throughout history for every individual that He saves.
God does 100% of the work in saving anyone. Nothing that we do initiates, maintains, nor contributes to our salvation in any way.
God dose not save us based on how much we understand about be Bible. Look at the Ninevites. A broken and a contrite heart God will not despise.
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