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God saves those who believe the gospel concerning His Son. Unbelieving Jewish individuals have been cut off from this salvation while believing Gentile individuals have been grafted into this salvation.

The national rejection by Israel of the gospel has given way to the blessed salvation of believing Jews as well as Gentiles. But a time will come when their rejection will be replaced with repentance and faith in the Lord Jesus Christ.

God remains faithful to the covenants He made with His people Israel and He has not rejected them as a nation, though individuals within the nation are either saved from His wrath or hardened in His wrath according to His gracious choice.

God offers salvation to anyone regardless of ethnic identity—both Jew and Gentile can call upon Him in faith, trusting the good news of Jesus Christ.

God's holy justice against sinners has been satisfied by the death of His Son. Those who forsake their own righteousness can by faith receive right standing before God. While our works condemn us, Christ's work saves.

God gives righteousness to those who trust His Word, particularly the message of Christ and the cross. Our works are not able to create the right standing we need before God—only His grace to penitent believers can do that.

God in His mercy has saved some people from the mass of humanity that is destined for condemnation because of sin. He was not obligated to save any, but demonstrates His power and glory in both condemnation and salvation.

God's will includes His sovereign decrees and His precepts for man to obey. We must study His Word to know what He wants us to do, then obey Him for His glory.

God shows mercy and compassion according to His sovereign choice, not because He owes anything to anybody.

The apostle Paul had a heavy burden for his unsaved kinsmen in the nation Israel. Despite multiple, wonderful, supernatural privileges as God's chosen people, salvation is by grace through faith in the Lord Jesus Christ.

Our great God orders all things according to His good and perfect will. We must trust Him and obey Him for our good and His glory.

God has promised to give His people a specific land. While this land has been the home of Jewish people throughout history, we look for that ultimate realization of land along with the blessing of spiritual renewal of God's people.

What you do with Jesus Christ determines your eternal destiny. Self-righteous people stumble over a crucified Savior who would die for their sin, and others simply reject Jesus outright. But God is faithful to His promises to save His people from their sins.

Descendants of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob are called Hebrews and Jews, though today Jewishness officially includes adherence to Judaism. Paul the apostle regarded his identity to be in Christ by grace through faith rather than through his ethnicity and good works.

God promised to bless Abraham and his descendants and even the whole world through them, as realized in the Lord Jesus Christ, the son of David and the son of Abraham.