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Study Of Paul's Epistle To The Romans - The Fundamentals Of Christian Education & Church Principles. || Rom. 11:1-4
• Rom. 11:1 After all that has preceded, you might wonder if God has totally rejected His people forever. This question gets the same clear answer from Paul: “May it never be!” or: “Certainly not!” He can point to himself. He was an Israelite. He was of the seed of Abraham to whom God had given His promises. He was from the tribe of Benjamin, which had almost disappeared from among Israel because they refused to judge evil (Judges 19-21). The disciples, who became Apostles were also Jews.

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Study Of Paul's Epistle To The Romans - The Fundamentals Of Christian Education & Church Principles. || Rom 11:1-4
• Rom. 11:2 If God had rejected His people, there wouldn’t have been a place left for Paul. But no, God has not rejected His people as a whole. God knew His people in advance; the infidelity of the people did not surprise God. It only gave Him an opportunity to show His grace in a very evident manner.

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Study Of Paul's Epistle To The Romans - The Fundamentals Of Christian Education & Church Principles. || Rom. 11:1-4
• Rom 11:3-4 Paul refers to what the Scripture says in the story of Elijah (1Kgs 18-19). Basically it came down to Elijah who was a hero on Mount Carmel where in the Lord God’s name he opposed the false prophets who claimed Baal was god. The people were watching. Elijah gained a great victory for the Lord that day, and the people were shouting: “The Lord, He is God” (1Ki_18:39). But a little later when he was threatened with death by Jezebel, he fled to save his life. Having lost courage, he reached Horeb, the mount of God. There this man of God started accusing the people of Israel. He began to tell God all the things they had done wrong. He felt he was the only faithful one. But listen to the divine answer: “I have kept” (1Ki_19:18). Ouch! That hurts! God always has many more people who have remained faithful to Him than you and I think. In Elijah’s case there were 7,000. God said: “I have kept for Myself.” This means God has taken care of it. God has a remnant in every generation.

Personal Supplication
Father, in the name of Jesus, help me never to live in disobedience all the days of my life. 2 Cor 10:6
6 And after you have become fully obedient, we will punish everyone who remains disobedient.

Daily Covenant Favor Declaration
I decree in the name of Jesus, from this moment forward, I see myself the way God sees me. I am highly favoured of the Lord. I am crowned with glory and honour. I am the righteousness of God in Christ Jesus.
I am reigning as a king in life through the one man Jesus Christ

JESUS IS LORD!