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That is no reason why thou shouldst boast thyself better than the branches; remember, in thy mood of boastfulness, that thou owest life to the root, not the root to thee. (Romans 11, 18)
Branches were cut away, thou wilt tell me, so that I might be grafted in. (Romans 11, 19)
True enough, but it was for want of faith that they were cut away, and it is only faith that keeps thee where thou art; thou hast no reason for pride, rather for fear; (Romans 11, 20)
God was unforgiving with the branches that were native to the tree, what if he should find occasion to be unforgiving with thee too? (Romans 11, 21)
There is graciousness, then, in God, and there is also severity. His severity is for those who have fallen away, his graciousness is for thee, only so long as thou dost continue in his grace; if not, thou too shalt be pruned away. (Romans 11, 22)
Just so they too will be grafted in, if they do not continue in their unbelief; to graft them in afresh is not beyond God’s power. (Romans 11, 23)
Indeed, it was against nature when thou wast grafted on to the true olive’s stock, thou, who wert native to the wild olive; it will be all the easier for him to graft these natural branches on to their own parent stock. (Romans 11, 24)
I must not fail, brethren, to make this revelation known to you; or else you might have too good a conceit of yourselves. Blindness has fallen upon a part of Israel, but only until the tale of the Gentile nations is complete; (Romans 11, 25)
then the whole of Israel will find salvation, as we read in scripture, A deliverer shall come from Sion, to rid Jacob of his unfaithfulness; (Romans 11, 26)
In the preaching of the gospel, God rejects them, to make room for you; but in his elective purpose he still welcomes them, for the sake of their fathers; (Romans 11, 28)
God does not repent of the gifts he makes, or of the calls he issues. (Romans 11, 29)
You were once rebels, until through their rebellion you obtained pardon; (Romans 11, 30)
