And Father, while we're at it, we're asking you to bless the going forth of your word right now, Lord, this is such.

For some in this room, maybe, it's like a worn-out issue.

And yet, this topic is so rare in the church today,

sad to say, as we are considering and looking

at the last final argument of this question, is it time to give up on Israel.

So God we pray that you would cause us to be good students of the word and from the word draw great delight. We ask now in Jesus name and all God's

people said. Amen. Church for time sake let's stand again I know you just stand

again and I know you just stand again. And I'm going to read all the way through. You can just

follow along with me on this. Is it time to give up on Israel Israel, this is our third

installment in this argument of the first six chapters of Romans 11.

And to me it's just so exciting that we're looking at a 2,000 year old document and we're talking really about today's news.

And my heart really goes out to two groups of people.

Number one, the unbeliever. The unbeliever is comprised of many different types of people.

The agnostic is an unbeliever, and agnostic is a funny person. And agnostic says, by the way I don't mean to insult anybody, but Agnostic is where we get the word, the English word, Ignoramus. Did you know that? Why? Why? What makes a person in Ignoramus? Their belief

of being an agnostic is this. I believe God exists, he just cannot be known. If there's a

God who exists and cannot be known, is that a God?

What kind of a thing is that?

If God is God and you and I can know one another, then why can't we know him?

And then there's the atheists, and I get it.

The atheists may not have ever heard the truth.

The atheist maybe has never been challenged. The

atheist though in most cases, maybe all cases. The atheist, their religion

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