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Sacred Sunday~Romans 11/Jewish Roots of The Holy Tree/Gentiles Grafted In!

Sacred Sunday~Romans 11/Jewish Roots of The Holy Tree/Gentiles Grafted In!

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Romans Chapter 11~ Paul says. God most definitely has not rejected the Jews. After all, they're his peeps. His main squeeze. His chosen crew. Paul should kn

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Romans Chapter 11~ Paul says. God most definitely has not
rejected the Jews. After all, they're his peeps. His main squeeze.
His chosen crew. Paul should know. He's one of them, after all. He
tells us the story of Elijah to demonstrate. When Elijah's whole
community had turned against him and started worshipping other
gods, God told him that it was cool. See, God still saved a few of
those people for himself. A few that hadn't totally gone over to
the dark side. The same is true now, Paul says. Some Jews have been
chosen for salvation because God is just oh-so-nice like that. It's
true. As a whole, the Jews have stumbled a bit when it comes to
believing in Jesus. But Paul is careful to note that doesn't mean
they've fallen flat on their faces. No sireee. Sure, they did trip
over their own feet while they were supposed to be running the ball
in for the touchdown. But God hasn't permanently benched them. He's
just brought in the second team. Jesus came to bring God's
message to the Jews. Now, because the Jews don't all believe in
him, God has decided to spread his message out to non-Jews.
After all, the Jews are like a tree with holy roots. Each
individual person is a branch on that tree. But some of the
branches have died and fallen off. In their place, God
grafted on some wild olive branches that didn't belong on the tree
(the Gentiles) They're growing and fitting in nicely though so it's
all good.The one problem is that sometimes these new branches can
get a bit cocky. But Paul reminds them not to get too full of
themselves. After all, they're not the ones supporting the tree.
That's a job for the Jewish roots. Anyway, they only got a spot on
the tree because some of the branches fell off. They should be
grateful they're even on there. God didn't go easy on the original
branches. Thank you www.shmoot.com