Episode #139 – Romans 11:1-24
Episode Summary:
Jen Wilkin, JT English, and Kyle Worley continue their discussion on Romans by looking at Romans 11:1-24 and also discuss covenantal vs. dispensational views on God’s faithfulness to Israel.
Questions Covered in This Episode:
What is the central question of these verses?
Why would Paul feel the need to preemptively respond to this question? What objection is he anticipating?
Who are “His people” (V. 1) and “they” (V. 11)?
V. 11,13 “Israel jealous?”
Would you say that there are some promises that are going to find a unique fulfillment for the border conception of Israel that are still on the table?
Is Israel given primacy of place in the order of who received revelation and/or in God's grand scheme of salvation?
Do you think most Christian Evangelecals today hold to a broadly dispensational view of God’s covenant faithfulness to Israel?
Does context matter in this discussion?
Helpful Definitions:
Covenantal: Emphasize the unity of the Biblical text from Genesis to Revelation.
Dispensational: Read God’s covenantal history as progressive.
Resources Mentioned in This Episode:
Romans 11:1-24, Genesis 12-17, Acts 2, Genesis 3:15, Romans 9
“Kingdom through Covenant” by Gentry and Wellum
“God's Kingdom through God's Covenants” by Gentry and Wellum
“Progressive Dispensationalism” by by Craig Blaising
“Covenantal and Dispensational Theologies” by Parker and Lucas
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