
Redemption and Salvation
God’s destiny for the Jewish people has always included their stewardship of the land of Israel for His return.

God’s destiny for the Jewish people has always included their stewardship of the land of Israel for His return.

Yesterday we prayed for all Israel to confess that Yeshua is Lord. Today we look at the rest of the confession of faith. Paul is speaking here in spiritual shorthand. Although he’s only referring to the resurrection of Yeshua, he is also including:

Last week we said that faith might be very sincere, but it can also be sincerely wrong. God judges us on the content and object of our faith, not simply that we have faith.

Before Isaiah, Moses also pleaded with Israel to recognize God’s hand as Shepherd, Father, Provider and Protector.

To the challenge that God wasn’t fair to Israel, we need to remember that God never stopped sending His proclaimers, the prophets.

Paul argues that Israel needs to hear the Gospel of Yeshua so that they might call upon and believe Yeshua.

One of the most famous quotes that have kept Christians from proclaiming the gospel came from a Catholic monk, St Francis of Assisi. He said, “Preach the Gospel at all times and when necessary use words.”
For thousands of years Israel had faithfully preserved the Word of God, written by the finger of God and given to them at Mt. Sinai. For those years, many were equally as faithful to keep the Law.
As we continue through Paul’s letter, we must keep in mind his passion and concern that Israel hears, understands and believes the Gospel of Yeshua.
Paul continues to argue that both Jews and Gentiles are saved in the same way. Romans 10:12-13 For there is no distinction between Jew and
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