God's clock is still ticking for Israel. And while many Jewish people currently walk

in spiritual blindness, rejecting their Messiah, Scripture reveals this isn't their final

chapter. It's a divinely appointed intermission.

Today, on Insight for Living, Chuck Swindall unveils God's breathtaking timeline from Romans 11.

It shows how God has graciously allocated this present age for Jewish hearts to be stirred to

jealousy by Gentile believers. In this study, we'll discover why Israel's future restoration

isn't just probable. It's guaranteed by God's unbreakable covenant promises. Chuck

titled today's message with a question, the Jews, forgotten or set aside?

It's an interesting thing to think about Paul's testimony.

You might mark your Bible 1st Timothy 1, 1, 15, 16, the story of Paul's life.

It's a remarkable story of a man who was moving in the opposite direction against Christianity,

persecuting Jews, and on his way to the ancient city of Damascus, he is struck blind,

knocked from the beast on which he was riding, and there, on the side of the road, he is again as he trusts in Jesus Christ who confronts him

with himself the message. And Paul is wonderfully rescued. That's why he says if God had rejected

all the Jews, then what am I doing? The point is he hasn't. There's another, by the way,

that's a personal reason he mentioned. Here's a theological reason, verse two. God has not

rejected his people whom he foreknew. See the word fornew? We've seen that before back in chapter nine chapter eight look go go back to

chapter eight i'm going to show you a verse i feel sorry for Romans 8 29 28 we could all say from

memory we know that all things work together for good of them that love god then we're the

called according to his purpose. What's 29? Let's see. And here it goes right

along with it. For those whom he foreknew, there's our word. He also predestined to become

conformed to the image of his son, verse 30. And those whom he predestined, he called. And those whom he called,

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