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That they are jealous for God’s honour, I can testify; but it is with imperfect understanding. (Romans 10, 2)
They did not recognize God’s way of justification, and so they tried to institute a way of their own, instead of submitting to his. (Romans 10, 3)
But the justification which comes from faith makes a different claim; Do not say, Who will scale heaven for us? (as if we had to bring Christ down to earth), (Romans 10, 6)
Only, how are they to call upon him until they have learned to believe in him? And how are they to believe in him, until they listen to him? And how can they listen, without a preacher to listen to? (Romans 10, 14)
But, tell me, did the news never come to them? Why, yes; the utterance fills every land, the message reaches the ends of the world.✻ (Romans 10, 18)
And, tell me, was not Israel warned of it? Why, there is a saying that goes back to Moses, I will make them jealous of a nation that is no nation at all; I will put rivalry between them and a nation which has never learnt wisdom.✻ (Romans 10, 19)
And Isaias speaks out boldly, Those who never looked for me have found me; I have made myself known to those who never asked for word of me; (Romans 10, 20)
and he says of Israel, I have stretched out my hands all day to a people that refuses obedience and cries out against me.✻ (Romans 10, 21)
No, God has not disowned the people which, from the first, he recognized as his. Do you not remember what scripture tells us about Elias? The complaint, I mean, which he made before God about Israel: (Romans 11, 2)
If the losing of them has meant a world reconciled to God, what can the winning of them mean, but life risen from the dead?✻ (Romans 11, 15)
The branches have been thinned out, and thou, a wild olive, hast been grafted in among them; sharest, with them, the root and the richness of the true olive. (Romans 11, 17)
Branches were cut away, thou wilt tell me, so that I might be grafted in. (Romans 11, 19)
