Overview Of Romans Chapter 9

Here is an Overview Of Romans Chapter 9.

Rom 9:1-3 Paul expresses his great sorrow for the unbelief and obstinacy of the Jews.
Rom 9:4-5 Whose high privileges he enumerates.
Rom 9:6-17 Points out the manner in which God has chosen to communicate the knowledge of his name to both Jews and Gentiles; and how he deals, whether in judgment or mercy, with individuals; and produces the cases of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Esau, and Pharaoh.
Rom 9:18-20 God shows mercy and judgment as he thinks proper, and none have a right to find fault with his proceedings.
Rom 9:21-23 He has the same power over the human race as the potter has over the clay.
Rom 9:24-29 The prophets predicted the calling of the Gentiles, and the rejection of the Jews.
Rom 9:30-31 The Gentiles have attained to the knowledge of God’s method of saving sinners; while the Jews have not attained this knowledge.
Rom 9:32-33 The reason why the Jews have not attained the salvation provided for them in the Gospel.

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