I've got a little bit of a sort of a break from the typical Romans.

We're going to go knee deep into doctrine this week on Wednesday night.

We're going to talk about propitiation, justification, redemption, the foreknowledge of God, and some of the heavy doctrines of the Bible.

But I think it's timely, and this is something I like to do

from time to time to rehearse in the ears of Athe Creekers the narrative that's so important

about Israel and about the Jews and God's plan for the people. One of the things we're going to see in the

book of Romans is Paul's going to take

great efforts to remind us the plan that God has for the Jewish people. It's an amazing thing to me

how many people ignore this teaching altogether. You know, if you go to a university for college,

for Bible teaching, or get your M. or your Doctrine of Div or whatever,

one of the things you'll never take a class on is Israelology. Because they don't care.

There's so many of these universities, they think Israel's done, God's chopped them off. They're no

longer the chosen people. Replacement theology has taken over.

And that's why we have the narrative, not just in the secular world that these Jews are,

you know, a bunch of genocidal, you know, Arab-hating, you know, bigots or whatever they're trying

to say today. And the narrative is so horrible. But it's gone rampant because the church, which is supposed to be

sort of holding that back, said, no, that's not what's happening. God still has a plan for the

Jews and he still loves them as his chosen people. Replacement theology has hurt our world

and our worldview so much. But perhaps this week, there's reason alone to talk about it. What's going

on in the world? Well, all this chanting of death to Israel and from the river to the sea, Palestine

should be free. You know, there's Christians that are saying that kind of stuff. And it's because

they don't know that the narrative they're being taught in their schools,

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