Sermons on Romans 9

Paul speaks with deep sorrow for Israel and says he could wish himself accursed for his kindred, to whom belong the covenants, the law, the worship, the promises, and the patriarchs, and from whom Christ came according to the flesh. He argues that God’s word has not failed, because not all descended from Israel belong to Israel, citing Isaac over Ishmael and Jacob over Esau. He defends God’s freedom in mercy and hardening, uses the potter image, and says Gentiles have attained righteousness by faith while Israel stumbled over the stone of stumbling. Themes include election, mercy, and righteousness by faith.

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