Romans 11 and the Resurrection of Israel with Jason Staples

There are few sections in the Bible more controversial than Romans 9-11. What does Paul mean when he says that “All Israel will be saved?” And why does he apply passages of the Bible reserved for the reunification of the northern and southern kingdoms of Israel to the Gentiles? And how does this affect the way we understand Israel today? Jason Staples tackles these questions head on in this episode. We’re going to talk about the difference between being an Israelite and a being a Jew, the overlooked details in Hosea’s prophecies, and the mind-bending way God purposes even the disobedience of his people for their good.

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00:00 Introduction
01:23 Who is Israel?
08:35 The Church Fathers on Israel’s Identity
16:36 Understanding Paul’s Context
24:42 The Multiple Uses of “Israel"
31:40 Israel Assimilated into the Nations
36:18 God’s Restorative Discipline
40:28 Hopeful Universalism
41:50 Pruning the Olive Tree in Romans 11
44:54 Rabbinical Background to Romans 11
51:13 The “Partial Hardening” of Israel
55:03 Modern Jews
59:54 Obedience and Romans 2
01:04:04 Recommended Resources
01:06:41 Conclusion

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