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Chapters 9–11: An Overview
Repaving the Romans Road, Part 11
In this overview of Romans 9-11, we explore what Paul is truly saying—and not saying—about God’s promises to Israel and the inclusion of Gentiles. Are these chapters a detour, or the climax of his message? Let’s look at how they challenge traditional interpretations and reveal Paul’s deeper purpose.
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This series will introduce you to Jesus in His Jewish context.
The Jewish Jesus
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