And so isn't God faithless? Well, only if God's not forgiving.

Right. He ends this like, there's no sense in which he is not being faithful to ethnic Israel.

Gosh. Disobedience always leads to mercy.

Welcome to the Spoken Gospel podcast. Spoken Gospel is a ministry that's dedicated to speaking the gospel out of every corner of Scripture.

In Luke 24, Jesus told his disciples that every part of the Bible is about Him.

In each episode, hosts David and Seth work through a passage of Scripture to see how it's all about Jesus and his good news. Let's jump in.

Well, welcome everyone to to the spoken gospel podcast.

Thank you so much for joining us.

We are going to try to wrap up our conversation on the book of Romans today.

We've already covered so much ground from the introduction of the book in its situation all

the way through chapters one to chapter eight.

Now we're going to deal with chapters nine through the end. And if you haven't listened to

anything before, we'd highly encourage you to go back and listen to those first three conversations

we've had. Or if you really just want the content from this one, because there are some

cool things to talk about in this. I understand.

Just hop in and we'll try to keep you up to speed, but there's too much to cover in a quick

synopsis. So we're just going to jump in and say, Seth, what do we need to be thinking about as

we enter into chapter nine of Romans? What we need to be thinking about is the obvious objection

that a Jewish reader would have had to Paul's argument

so far. Paul has just said over and over and over again that both Jews and Gentiles are both

experiencing the promises that God made to Old Testament Israel. All the promises God made to Israel through the

Old Covenant have come true for them through faith in Jesus. Outside of the law. Outside of

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