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We would really appreciate it. Today we're going to be talking about Romans 9.

Yes, I've written a book on the subject called The Potters Promise. You can find it at Amazon.

Find it in a link in the show notes if you would like to go purchase that.

But today we're going to talk specifically about the interlocutor, the objector in the mind of Paul.

Because what is the injustice that is being talked about?

In fact, let's just look at that.

I'll put it up on the screen for you.

In verse 14 of Roman chapter 9, there is no injustice with God is there.

The objector in the mind of Paul, he uses diatribe, so he's anticipating what his

audience is thinking, right? And so in the mind of his audience, he's perceiving an injustice

in their mind based upon his theology, his doctrine. And what the Calvinist has done, the Calvinist

has insisted, and I think without biblical proof,

they've assumed this. It's a question-begging thing that they often do, where they just assume

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